John Blitch’s Encounter with Mantis Beings and DMT Research Insights
John Blitch recently shared his experiences during an interview with Ross Coulthart, specifically discussing the Jake Barber events. In this captivating conversation, Blitch recounts a profound encounter with a non-human intelligence resembling a praying mantis.
John Blitch’s Praying Mantis Encounter
At the timestamp 1:05:39, Blitch elaborates on his experience:
Coulthart: “John, if you’ve been abducted and if there is a non-human intelligence, it’s not inconceivable that one day you might meet your abductors.”
John Blitch: “I already did. A tall, seven-foot praying mantis-like being appeared in my bedroom. It was upset with me and chastising me. It came through the sliding screen door, which led out to a deck three stories up with no stairs down. It just walked right through.”
Insights on the Nature of Existence
Blitch describes the mantis entity’s message regarding the human body:
John Blitch: “It was standing over me, and I was terrified—frozen to the bed. I sensed a male presence, and he explained, ‘This body is merely a machine that your soul occupies for this lifetime.’”
He compares the mantis’s approach to that of a surgeon:
John Blitch: “We’re going to make adjustments—think of it as performing some kind of maintenance. But we can’t take your soul or consciousness, so stop panicking. Let us do our job.”
Differences Between Mantis Beings and Other Entities
Blitch further differentiates the mantis beings from the greys:
John Blitch: “The mantis I encountered was a sentient being, whereas the little grey entities are more like biological robots. This is a significant concern; society isn’t ready for that kind of revelation.”
Scientific Inquiry into Interdimensional Intelligences
I previously mentioned a planned scientific study, which aims to explore the existence of interdimensional intelligences. Researchers Andrew Gallimore and Carl Smith recently discussed their thoughts on whether these experiences are indicative of real entities or constructs of our imagination:
Carl Smith: “There is something continuous, an intelligence; I think Andrew and I are still on the fence regarding whether these entities are simply our archetypes or something more.”
Gallimore’s Shift in Perspective
After 20 years of research, Gallimore, a leading neurobiologist in DMT studies, shares his evolving conclusion:
Gallimore: “While Carl remains uncertain, I now lean heavily towards the view that we are dealing with some kind of intelligent agent, not merely a projection of our consciousness.”
Mantis Beings as “Neurosurgeons of the Cosmos”
Blitch likens the mantis beings to cosmic surgeons. Gallimore confirms this perspective:
Gallimore: “These mantis beings are incredibly intelligent, technologically advanced, and their purpose includes performing sophisticated neuropsychosurgery. Reports depict encounters with them repeatedly.”
The Reality of Interdimensional Encounters
Aubrey Marcus passionately affirms:
Aubrey Marcus: “I don’t doubt the existence of interdimensional realities. I’ve encountered entities with distinct agency, far exceeding my imagination’s limits, ranging from known figures like Yeshua to mantis entities performing precise psychic interventions.”
Broader Implications
Gallimore emphasizes the advanced nature of these beings:
Gallimore: “They are likely far more advanced than anything that could exist within our universe. The aspiration for galactic citizenship is noble, but interdimensional citizenship
This post presents an intriguing exploration of recent discussions surrounding non-human intelligences (NHI), particularly the so-called mantis beings described by John Blitch. The insights from both Blitch and DMT researcher Andrew Gallimore raise compelling questions about the existence of interdimensional entities and their interactions with humanity.
Blitch’s account of encountering a mantis being, described as a “technologically sophisticated neuropsychosurgeon,” is striking, especially his description of being paralyzed and chastised by this entity during a supposed surgical procedure. This notion that these beings see the human body as a mere vehicle for the soul is fascinating and echoes themes found in various philosophical and spiritual traditions. It suggests a perspective that emphasizes the distinction between physical existence and consciousness.
Gallimore’s pivot toward a belief in the reality of these DMT experiences, as opposed to seeing them solely as projections of the subconscious, signifies a growing acknowledgment in the scientific community of the potential validity of these interdimensional encounters. His description of the mantis beings as incredibly intelligent entities that perform advanced neuropsycho surgery aligns with Blitch’s experiences, suggesting a consistent narrative across different testimonies.
The idea that these mantis beings might be working in conjunction with the greys adds another layer of complexity to this narrative. If these interdimensional entities are, indeed, more advanced than anything we know of in our universe, it’s worth considering what their interests might be in relation to humanity. Are they benevolent guides, indifferent observers, or something else entirely?
Moreover, the discussion touches upon the implications of “interdimensional citizenship.” If these beings possess a form of advanced intelligence that transcends our understanding, it raises ethical and philosophical questions about our place in the cosmos and how we interact with other forms of intelligence, both earthly and beyond.
In summary, this conversation around mantis beings and the nature of DMT experiences prompts a deeper inquiry into consciousness, existence, and the potential interactions we may have with higher dimensions. The exploration is both a scientific and philosophical journey that challenges our current understanding of reality.