In recent years, the term V2K, short for Voice to Skull, has become increasingly common in conversations among targeted individuals (TIs). These individuals report experiencing invasive voice transmissions directly into their minds — often without any visible source or device.v2k While still widely debated in mainstream science, V2K is a deeply personal and distressing reality for those affected.

At LOV111VOL, we aim to bring awareness, support, and resources to victims of this phenomenon.

What Is V2K?
V2K (Voice to Skull) is a term used to describe alleged technology capable of sending voices or sound directly into a person’s head using electromagnetic frequencies or microwave transmissions. Victims often describe:

Hearing voices no one else can hear

Commands, threats, or commentary inside their mind

Sudden "thought injections" or auditory harassment

Sound with no clear external source

The concept is believed to be linked to non-lethal weapons research, microwave auditory effects, and neurotechnology experimentation.

Common Symptoms of V2K Targeting
Victims of V2K often report:

Constant or recurring voices (day and night)

Insomnia and anxiety

Cognitive fog or memory problems

Feelings of being monitored or mentally invaded

Depression or hopelessness

These experiences are not just mentally exhausting — they can interfere with work, relationships, and basic daily life.