Dimi
Dimi is a Romanian medical doctor and professional remote viewer whose work spans archaeological, scientific, UAP-related, forecasting, and experimental targets. Practicing remote viewing since 2019, she trained with Lori Williams and later studied with Julia Mossbridge, Debra Lynne Katz, and Daz Smith. She works primarily with FLOW and contributes to Down the Rabbit Hole as a viewer, tasker, and project coordinator.
A Medical Background Brought Into Remote Viewing Practice
Known professionally as Dimi, Dr. Oana Maria Craciun Dimitropol is a Romanian medical doctor and remote viewer whose work connects diagnostic observation with the structured exploration of consciousness and human perception. Her primary medical specialization is nuclear medicine, practiced in a private clinical setting. She also works with diagnostic imaging and has completed training in classical homeopathy through George Vithoulkas’s International Academy of Classical Homeopathy. These disciplines shaped an approach built around close observation, careful differentiation, and restraint in moving from information to interpretation.
Dimi became interested in remote viewing while exploring questions surrounding consciousness. During that search, she encountered an archival television appearance featuring physicist Russell Targ explaining the practice. The presentation prompted her to investigate the subject further, and she began practicing remote viewing in 2019. She received her initial formal CRV training from Lori Williams. Her subsequent studies included work with Julia Mossbridge, Debra Lynne Katz, and Daz Smith. Smith became an especially important influence in her development, helping shape the transition from structured training into independent practice.
Dimi entered organized project work in 2021 and began working as a remote viewer in a professional capacity in 2023. Since then, she has participated in blind and collaborative projects covering archaeology, historical questions, UAP-related phenomena, scientific and experimental research, future-oriented targets, financial forecasting, and other unconventional subjects. Her role has expanded beyond viewing. She has designed and coordinated projects, developed target questions, and served as tasker for investigations including the Philip Experiment, the Skinwalker Ranch Hitchhiker Effect, and the New Jersey drone incursions of 2024. She currently works with Down the Rabbit Hole and has contributed to projects published by the Hellfire Remote Viewing Club and Adventures in Remote Viewing. Her submitted professional history identifies more than 1,500 targets, probably more than 2,000 sessions, over 2,000 hours of practice, and 40 documented organized projects across Down the Rabbit Hole and external groups.
Independent Development
Developing a Method Through Repetition and Clinical Discipline
Dimi’s early practice was grounded in structured CRV, but her working method gradually developed through sustained repetition, collaborative projects, and exposure to different approaches within the field. During sessions, she sometimes experienced brief flashes of visual information connected with the target. She came to call these impressions “flash visuals.” Rather than treating them as a replacement for structured data collection, she incorporated them into the broader session process, recording them alongside sensory, spatial, dimensional, and conceptual information.
Her current practice relies primarily on FLOW. The method allows her to work with a structured foundation while responding flexibly to the way information emerges during a session. Her medical background reinforces this discipline: observations are recorded first, while interpretation is held apart until enough information has accumulated to justify analysis. That distinction between perception and interpretation has become central to her approach. In both medical imaging and remote viewing, she is interested in what can be observed, how it is described, and where premature conclusions can distort the available information. Her independent work has also expanded into tasking and project coordination. This requires a different set of responsibilities from viewing: defining a clear target, establishing blind conditions, deciding what information the project is intended to explore, organizing the viewers, and preserving the separation between target knowledge and session production.
Training & Mentorship
Training Under Multiple Instructors, Refined Through FLOW
Dimi’s formal remote-viewing education includes training with:
- Lori Williams: initial formal training in Controlled Remote Viewing
- Julia Mossbridge: further study in remote viewing and consciousness-related research
- Debra Lynne Katz: additional instruction and development
- Daz Smith: advanced development in remote viewing and FLOW
Daz Smith holds a particularly important place in her professional development. Following her initial training with Williams, his instruction and example influenced her transition toward independent work and her present use of FLOW. Her wider influences include Edward Riordan, Dick Allgire, and Nyiam Vendryes, whose work she has followed for years. She has also cited Dennis and a former colleague, Henni, as viewers whose ability, fairness, eloquence, and individual approaches left a strong impression on her. Her development has therefore combined formal instruction with close study of experienced practitioners. That broader exposure helped her compare methodologies, examine different standards of session presentation, and develop an approach suited to her own perceptual process.
Professional Career
Transition into Sustained Project Work
Dimi began organized remote-viewing project work in 2021 and has worked in a professional capacity since 2023. Her experience encompasses work as a remote viewer, tasker, and project coordinator. Her project history includes historical and archaeological investigations, UAP-related targets, future-oriented questions, financial and market forecasting, scientific and experimental research, investigative subjects, and public media projects. This range reflects an interest in targets that sit at the boundary between documented history, unresolved phenomena, and questions that may be approached experimentally.
She has contributed to a collaborative project concerning Bob Lazar with the FFG team, tasked by Daz Smith. She has also worked as a remote viewer on projects tasked by Tunde Atunrase and Jules Finch. Her investigative experience includes a small number of private missing-person cases. Those projects remain confidential and are not part of her public professional record. Dimi reports more than 1,500 targets and probably more than 2,000 completed sessions, representing more than 2,000 hours of practice. Her submitted history identifies 22 documented projects outside Down the Rabbit Hole and a further 18 projects with that group.
Her principal areas of work include:
- Forecasting
- Financial and market targets
- Archaeology and exploration
- Scientific and experimental research
- Investigative work
- Media and public demonstrations
- Mysteries and esoteric subjects
- UAP-related phenomena
- Technology and consciousness research
Building a Public Record
From Collaborative Practice to Project Leadership
Dimi’s public record follows her progression from trained viewer to independent practitioner, tasker, and project coordinator. Her published work appears through several remote-viewing groups and media channels. The surviving project record includes an early investigation of the Zigmund Adamski case, nine projects published through Adventures in Remote Viewing, and twelve projects associated with the Hellfire Remote Viewing Club.
These projects make different parts of her practice visible. Some present her as a viewer working a blind target. Others document her role as the person who designed, tasked, or coordinated the investigation. Together, they show that her contribution is not limited to producing session data; she also helps determine how a project is framed and how a team approaches a complex question. As a viewer, her documented subjects range from Admiral Byrd and Antarctica to the Ziggurat of Ur, the Jellyfish UAP, Kepler-452B, the Younger Dryas, Puma Punku, the Varna Man, the Betz Sphere, Havana Syndrome, and Whitley Strieber’s reported implant.
As a tasker, she has developed projects addressing the Philip Experiment, the Skinwalker Ranch Hitchhiker Effect, and the New Jersey drone incursions of 2024. These projects reflect her sustained interest in consciousness, anomalous effects, UAP reports, and the relationship between individual experience and wider events. Her public work has also appeared through the Hellfire Remote Viewing Club, FFG, and RemoteViewed channels. This growing archive allows audiences to examine individual sessions within the larger context of collaborative investigations rather than encountering only a final interpretation.
Selected Work
A Documented Selection of External Work
The following selection represents Dimi’s work outside Down the Rabbit Hole and Future Forecasting Group. Dates are included where they are established by the project record or title.
What Happened to Zigmund Adamski?
RV Projects · Remote viewer
An investigation of the unexplained death of Zigmund Adamski, whose disappearance and later discovery became associated with one of Britain’s most discussed anomalous cases. The project survives through an archived RV Projects page.
Admiral Byrd in Antarctica
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer
A project examining the historical and anomalous narratives surrounding Admiral Richard E. Byrd and Antarctica. Dimi participated as a viewer in the updated public investigation.
Cryptos in the Near Future
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer · Forecasting and financial target
A project examining the historical and anomalous narratives surrounding Admiral Richard E. Byrd and Antarctica. Dimi participated as a viewer in the updated public investigation.
The Interstellar Object
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer · Scientific and exploratory target
An investigation centered on an interstellar object, placing the target within Dimi’s broader interest in scientific questions, technology, and phenomena originating beyond conventional terrestrial settings.
Mass Event: UFO Over Austin
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer · UAP-related target
A project examining a reported mass UFO event over Austin. Dimi contributed as a remote viewer, with the work published as part of the group’s public project archive.
The Ziggurat of Ur
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer · Archaeological target
An archaeological investigation focused on the Ziggurat of Ur. The project reflects Dimi’s continuing interest in ancient sites and the use of remote viewing to explore questions about historical environments.
The Jellyfish UAP
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer · UAP-related target
A project concerning the phenomenon commonly described as the Jellyfish UAP. Dimi participated as a viewer in the published investigation.
Remote Viewing the Future
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer · Future-oriented research
An explicitly future-oriented project examining the use of remote viewing in relation to events or conditions not yet known at the time of the session.
Beyond Perception: Remote Viewing David Grusch — The Whistleblower
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer · Investigative and UAP-related target
An investigation centered on David Grusch and the claims associated with his public role as a UAP whistleblower. Dimi contributed as a viewer, with the project published through Adventures in Remote Viewing.
A Growing Authoritarianism
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer · Future-oriented and societal target
A project exploring the prospect or development of growing authoritarianism. The subject extends Dimi’s public work beyond archaeological and anomalous targets into broader future-oriented social questions.
The Philip Experiment
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Tasker · Experimental consciousness project
Dimi served as tasker for an investigation of the Philip Experiment, the well-known group experiment involving the attempted creation of a fictional personality through collective attention and séance-style interaction. Her role was to frame and organize the target rather than view it under blind conditions.
The Hitchhiker Effect
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Tasker · Anomalous-phenomena investigation
Dimi tasked this investigation into the Hitchhiker Effect associated with Skinwalker Ranch: reports that anomalous experiences or effects may follow individuals away from the original location and enter their personal environments.
Remote Viewing the New Jersey Drones of 2024
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Tasker · UAP and investigative target
Dimi served as tasker for this investigation into the drone incursions reported over New Jersey in 2024. The project brought her interests in UAPs, technology, public events, and structured team investigation into a single target.
Remote Viewing Pump Punku
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · Archaeological target
An investigation of Puma Punku, the monumental archaeological complex in Bolivia known for its large and precisely worked stone structures. Dimi participated as a viewer in the published Hellfire project.
Exploring the Varna Man
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · Archaeological target
A project examining the Varna Man and the prehistoric burial context associated with the Varna Necropolis. The investigation forms part of Dimi’s archaeological and historical work.
Remote Viewing the Birth of Reiki
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · Historical and consciousness-related target
An exploration of the origins of Reiki and the experiences associated with its emergence. Dimi contributed as a viewer to the public team project.
Remote Viewing the Betz Sphere
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · Anomalous-object investigation
A project focused on the Betz Sphere, an object associated with longstanding claims of unexplained behavior. Dimi participated as a remote viewer in the Hellfire investigation.
Remote Viewing Exoplanet Kepler-452B
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · Scientific and exploratory target
A remote-viewing investigation of Kepler-452B, an exoplanet orbiting within the habitable zone of its star. The project illustrates Dimi’s interest in scientific and exploratory targets beyond conventional historical research.
The Younger Dryas
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · Historical and scientific target
An investigation of the Younger Dryas, a period of abrupt climatic change that has become central to debates about environmental disruption and prehistoric human history. Dimi contributed as a viewer to the published project.
Remote Viewing Whitley Strieber’s Implant
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · UAP and anomalous-phenomena target
A project examining the object described as Whitley Strieber’s implant. Dimi participated as a viewer, with the resulting investigation published through the Hellfire Remote Viewing Club.
Remote Viewing Havana Syndrome
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · Investigative and technological target
An investigation of Havana Syndrome, the term applied to reported health incidents affecting diplomatic and government personnel. The target aligns with Dimi’s combined interests in medicine, technology, anomalous events, and investigative work.
Remote Viewing the Council of Nine
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · Consciousness and esoteric target
An investigation of the Council of Nine, a subject associated with channeling, esoteric traditions, and claims of non-human intelligence. Dimi participated as a viewer in the published project.
Teaching & Current Role
Viewing, Tasking, and Project Work With Down the Rabbit Hole
Dimi currently works as a remote viewer, tasker, and project coordinator with Down the Rabbit Hole. Her responsibilities span blind session work, collaborative investigation, target development, and project organization. Her most frequently used method is FLOW, informed by her earlier CRV training and her own integration of flash visuals. Her approach prioritizes careful observation, preservation of raw session information, and a clear distinction between perceptual data and later interpretation.
She has not identified public courses or workshops of her own. Her educational contribution presently comes through published sessions, collaborative presentations, and the practical demonstration of how structured remote-viewing projects are designed and conducted. Her current interests remain focused on anomalous phenomena, archaeology, UAPs, technology, forecasting, and consciousness. Her work is distinguished by the combination of medical observation, diagnostic discipline, structured remote-viewing practice, and an openness to questions that remain unresolved.
Appearances & Recognition
Selected Media
Dimi’s sessions and collaborative work have appeared through:
- Hellfire Remote Viewing Club: published team investigations and project videos
- Future Forecasting Group: collaborative remote-viewing work
- RemoteViewed: remote-viewing projects and public media
- Adventures in Remote Viewing: published investigations across forecasting, archaeology, UAPs, and future-oriented subjects
- Down the Rabbit Hole: collaborative investigations involving historical, archaeological, anomalous, and UAP-related targets
References
Professional Links
Biography
Dimi is a Romanian medical doctor and professional remote viewer whose work spans archaeological, scientific, UAP-related, forecasting, and experimental targets. Practicing remote viewing since 2019, she trained with Lori Williams and later studied with Julia Mossbridge, Debra Lynne Katz, and Daz Smith. She works primarily with FLOW and contributes to Down the Rabbit Hole as a viewer, tasker, and project coordinator.
A Medical Background Brought Into Remote Viewing Practice
Known professionally as Dimi, Dr. Oana Maria Craciun Dimitropol is a Romanian medical doctor and remote viewer whose work connects diagnostic observation with the structured exploration of consciousness and human perception. Her primary medical specialization is nuclear medicine, practiced in a private clinical setting. She also works with diagnostic imaging and has completed training in classical homeopathy through George Vithoulkas’s International Academy of Classical Homeopathy. These disciplines shaped an approach built around close observation, careful differentiation, and restraint in moving from information to interpretation.
Dimi became interested in remote viewing while exploring questions surrounding consciousness. During that search, she encountered an archival television appearance featuring physicist Russell Targ explaining the practice. The presentation prompted her to investigate the subject further, and she began practicing remote viewing in 2019. She received her initial formal CRV training from Lori Williams. Her subsequent studies included work with Julia Mossbridge, Debra Lynne Katz, and Daz Smith. Smith became an especially important influence in her development, helping shape the transition from structured training into independent practice.
Dimi entered organized project work in 2021 and began working as a remote viewer in a professional capacity in 2023. Since then, she has participated in blind and collaborative projects covering archaeology, historical questions, UAP-related phenomena, scientific and experimental research, future-oriented targets, financial forecasting, and other unconventional subjects. Her role has expanded beyond viewing. She has designed and coordinated projects, developed target questions, and served as tasker for investigations including the Philip Experiment, the Skinwalker Ranch Hitchhiker Effect, and the New Jersey drone incursions of 2024. She currently works with Down the Rabbit Hole and has contributed to projects published by the Hellfire Remote Viewing Club and Adventures in Remote Viewing. Her submitted professional history identifies more than 1,500 targets, probably more than 2,000 sessions, over 2,000 hours of practice, and 40 documented organized projects across Down the Rabbit Hole and external groups.
Independent Development
Developing a Method Through Repetition and Clinical Discipline
Dimi’s early practice was grounded in structured CRV, but her working method gradually developed through sustained repetition, collaborative projects, and exposure to different approaches within the field. During sessions, she sometimes experienced brief flashes of visual information connected with the target. She came to call these impressions “flash visuals.” Rather than treating them as a replacement for structured data collection, she incorporated them into the broader session process, recording them alongside sensory, spatial, dimensional, and conceptual information.
Her current practice relies primarily on FLOW. The method allows her to work with a structured foundation while responding flexibly to the way information emerges during a session. Her medical background reinforces this discipline: observations are recorded first, while interpretation is held apart until enough information has accumulated to justify analysis. That distinction between perception and interpretation has become central to her approach. In both medical imaging and remote viewing, she is interested in what can be observed, how it is described, and where premature conclusions can distort the available information. Her independent work has also expanded into tasking and project coordination. This requires a different set of responsibilities from viewing: defining a clear target, establishing blind conditions, deciding what information the project is intended to explore, organizing the viewers, and preserving the separation between target knowledge and session production.
Training & Mentorship
Training Under Multiple Instructors, Refined Through FLOW
Dimi’s formal remote-viewing education includes training with:
- Lori Williams: initial formal training in Controlled Remote Viewing
- Julia Mossbridge: further study in remote viewing and consciousness-related research
- Debra Lynne Katz: additional instruction and development
- Daz Smith: advanced development in remote viewing and FLOW
Daz Smith holds a particularly important place in her professional development. Following her initial training with Williams, his instruction and example influenced her transition toward independent work and her present use of FLOW. Her wider influences include Edward Riordan, Dick Allgire, and Nyiam Vendryes, whose work she has followed for years. She has also cited Dennis and a former colleague, Henni, as viewers whose ability, fairness, eloquence, and individual approaches left a strong impression on her. Her development has therefore combined formal instruction with close study of experienced practitioners. That broader exposure helped her compare methodologies, examine different standards of session presentation, and develop an approach suited to her own perceptual process.
Professional Career
Transition into Sustained Project Work
Dimi began organized remote-viewing project work in 2021 and has worked in a professional capacity since 2023. Her experience encompasses work as a remote viewer, tasker, and project coordinator. Her project history includes historical and archaeological investigations, UAP-related targets, future-oriented questions, financial and market forecasting, scientific and experimental research, investigative subjects, and public media projects. This range reflects an interest in targets that sit at the boundary between documented history, unresolved phenomena, and questions that may be approached experimentally.
She has contributed to a collaborative project concerning Bob Lazar with the FFG team, tasked by Daz Smith. She has also worked as a remote viewer on projects tasked by Tunde Atunrase and Jules Finch. Her investigative experience includes a small number of private missing-person cases. Those projects remain confidential and are not part of her public professional record. Dimi reports more than 1,500 targets and probably more than 2,000 completed sessions, representing more than 2,000 hours of practice. Her submitted history identifies 22 documented projects outside Down the Rabbit Hole and a further 18 projects with that group.
Her principal areas of work include:
- Forecasting
- Financial and market targets
- Archaeology and exploration
- Scientific and experimental research
- Investigative work
- Media and public demonstrations
- Mysteries and esoteric subjects
- UAP-related phenomena
- Technology and consciousness research
Building a Public Record
From Collaborative Practice to Project Leadership
Dimi’s public record follows her progression from trained viewer to independent practitioner, tasker, and project coordinator. Her published work appears through several remote-viewing groups and media channels. The surviving project record includes an early investigation of the Zigmund Adamski case, nine projects published through Adventures in Remote Viewing, and twelve projects associated with the Hellfire Remote Viewing Club.
These projects make different parts of her practice visible. Some present her as a viewer working a blind target. Others document her role as the person who designed, tasked, or coordinated the investigation. Together, they show that her contribution is not limited to producing session data; she also helps determine how a project is framed and how a team approaches a complex question. As a viewer, her documented subjects range from Admiral Byrd and Antarctica to the Ziggurat of Ur, the Jellyfish UAP, Kepler-452B, the Younger Dryas, Puma Punku, the Varna Man, the Betz Sphere, Havana Syndrome, and Whitley Strieber’s reported implant.
As a tasker, she has developed projects addressing the Philip Experiment, the Skinwalker Ranch Hitchhiker Effect, and the New Jersey drone incursions of 2024. These projects reflect her sustained interest in consciousness, anomalous effects, UAP reports, and the relationship between individual experience and wider events. Her public work has also appeared through the Hellfire Remote Viewing Club, FFG, and RemoteViewed channels. This growing archive allows audiences to examine individual sessions within the larger context of collaborative investigations rather than encountering only a final interpretation.
Selected Work
A Documented Selection of External Work
The following selection represents Dimi’s work outside Down the Rabbit Hole and Future Forecasting Group. Dates are included where they are established by the project record or title.
What Happened to Zigmund Adamski?
RV Projects · Remote viewer
An investigation of the unexplained death of Zigmund Adamski, whose disappearance and later discovery became associated with one of Britain’s most discussed anomalous cases. The project survives through an archived RV Projects page.
Admiral Byrd in Antarctica
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer
A project examining the historical and anomalous narratives surrounding Admiral Richard E. Byrd and Antarctica. Dimi participated as a viewer in the updated public investigation.
Cryptos in the Near Future
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer · Forecasting and financial target
A project examining the historical and anomalous narratives surrounding Admiral Richard E. Byrd and Antarctica. Dimi participated as a viewer in the updated public investigation.
The Interstellar Object
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer · Scientific and exploratory target
An investigation centered on an interstellar object, placing the target within Dimi’s broader interest in scientific questions, technology, and phenomena originating beyond conventional terrestrial settings.
Mass Event: UFO Over Austin
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer · UAP-related target
A project examining a reported mass UFO event over Austin. Dimi contributed as a remote viewer, with the work published as part of the group’s public project archive.
The Ziggurat of Ur
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer · Archaeological target
An archaeological investigation focused on the Ziggurat of Ur. The project reflects Dimi’s continuing interest in ancient sites and the use of remote viewing to explore questions about historical environments.
The Jellyfish UAP
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer · UAP-related target
A project concerning the phenomenon commonly described as the Jellyfish UAP. Dimi participated as a viewer in the published investigation.
Remote Viewing the Future
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer · Future-oriented research
An explicitly future-oriented project examining the use of remote viewing in relation to events or conditions not yet known at the time of the session.
Beyond Perception: Remote Viewing David Grusch — The Whistleblower
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer · Investigative and UAP-related target
An investigation centered on David Grusch and the claims associated with his public role as a UAP whistleblower. Dimi contributed as a viewer, with the project published through Adventures in Remote Viewing.
A Growing Authoritarianism
Adventures in Remote Viewing · Remote viewer · Future-oriented and societal target
A project exploring the prospect or development of growing authoritarianism. The subject extends Dimi’s public work beyond archaeological and anomalous targets into broader future-oriented social questions.
The Philip Experiment
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Tasker · Experimental consciousness project
Dimi served as tasker for an investigation of the Philip Experiment, the well-known group experiment involving the attempted creation of a fictional personality through collective attention and séance-style interaction. Her role was to frame and organize the target rather than view it under blind conditions.
The Hitchhiker Effect
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Tasker · Anomalous-phenomena investigation
Dimi tasked this investigation into the Hitchhiker Effect associated with Skinwalker Ranch: reports that anomalous experiences or effects may follow individuals away from the original location and enter their personal environments.
Remote Viewing the New Jersey Drones of 2024
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Tasker · UAP and investigative target
Dimi served as tasker for this investigation into the drone incursions reported over New Jersey in 2024. The project brought her interests in UAPs, technology, public events, and structured team investigation into a single target.
Remote Viewing Pump Punku
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · Archaeological target
An investigation of Puma Punku, the monumental archaeological complex in Bolivia known for its large and precisely worked stone structures. Dimi participated as a viewer in the published Hellfire project.
Exploring the Varna Man
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · Archaeological target
A project examining the Varna Man and the prehistoric burial context associated with the Varna Necropolis. The investigation forms part of Dimi’s archaeological and historical work.
Remote Viewing the Birth of Reiki
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · Historical and consciousness-related target
An exploration of the origins of Reiki and the experiences associated with its emergence. Dimi contributed as a viewer to the public team project.
Remote Viewing the Betz Sphere
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · Anomalous-object investigation
A project focused on the Betz Sphere, an object associated with longstanding claims of unexplained behavior. Dimi participated as a remote viewer in the Hellfire investigation.
Remote Viewing Exoplanet Kepler-452B
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · Scientific and exploratory target
A remote-viewing investigation of Kepler-452B, an exoplanet orbiting within the habitable zone of its star. The project illustrates Dimi’s interest in scientific and exploratory targets beyond conventional historical research.
The Younger Dryas
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · Historical and scientific target
An investigation of the Younger Dryas, a period of abrupt climatic change that has become central to debates about environmental disruption and prehistoric human history. Dimi contributed as a viewer to the published project.
Remote Viewing Whitley Strieber’s Implant
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · UAP and anomalous-phenomena target
A project examining the object described as Whitley Strieber’s implant. Dimi participated as a viewer, with the resulting investigation published through the Hellfire Remote Viewing Club.
Remote Viewing Havana Syndrome
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · Investigative and technological target
An investigation of Havana Syndrome, the term applied to reported health incidents affecting diplomatic and government personnel. The target aligns with Dimi’s combined interests in medicine, technology, anomalous events, and investigative work.
Remote Viewing the Council of Nine
Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · Consciousness and esoteric target
An investigation of the Council of Nine, a subject associated with channeling, esoteric traditions, and claims of non-human intelligence. Dimi participated as a viewer in the published project.
Teaching & Current Role
Viewing, Tasking, and Project Work With Down the Rabbit Hole
Dimi currently works as a remote viewer, tasker, and project coordinator with Down the Rabbit Hole. Her responsibilities span blind session work, collaborative investigation, target development, and project organization. Her most frequently used method is FLOW, informed by her earlier CRV training and her own integration of flash visuals. Her approach prioritizes careful observation, preservation of raw session information, and a clear distinction between perceptual data and later interpretation.
She has not identified public courses or workshops of her own. Her educational contribution presently comes through published sessions, collaborative presentations, and the practical demonstration of how structured remote-viewing projects are designed and conducted. Her current interests remain focused on anomalous phenomena, archaeology, UAPs, technology, forecasting, and consciousness. Her work is distinguished by the combination of medical observation, diagnostic discipline, structured remote-viewing practice, and an openness to questions that remain unresolved.
Appearances & Recognition
Selected Media
Dimi’s sessions and collaborative work have appeared through:
- Hellfire Remote Viewing Club: published team investigations and project videos
- Future Forecasting Group: collaborative remote-viewing work
- RemoteViewed: remote-viewing projects and public media
- Adventures in Remote Viewing: published investigations across forecasting, archaeology, UAPs, and future-oriented subjects
- Down the Rabbit Hole: collaborative investigations involving historical, archaeological, anomalous, and UAP-related targets
References
Professional Links
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