John Blitch recently spoke with Ross Coulthart about his experiences connected to the Jake Barber events, including his encounter with a praying mantis-like non-human intelligence (NHI).
In their conversation, Blitch shared some astonishing insights about the mantis being he encountered. Here’s a brief overview of the key moments from the interview:
John Blitch’s Mantis Encounter
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Coulthart: “John, if you’ve been abducted and there is a non-human intelligence, it’s possible you might meet your abductors one day.”
John Blitch: “I already did. A tall, approximately 7-foot praying mantis being was upset with me and chastised me. It appeared in my bedroom on the third floor, coming through a sliding screen door. There was no way down—it just walked right through the door.”
Insights from the Mantis: Body as a Machine
John Blitch: “It stood over me, and I was terrified, frozen in bed. I sensed a male presence, and it explained: your body is just a vessel for your soul—a machine that you occupy for this lifetime.”
Mantis as a Neurosurgeon
John Blitch: “We’re going to operate, adjust what we need to. We cannot take your soul or consciousness. So please, stop squirming; let us do our job.”
He compared it to a surgeon telling a patient to hold still for a procedure.
Sentience of Mantis Beings vs. Greys
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John Blitch: “Once people see evidence of crashes and deceased non-human entities, they will realize some are sentient beings, like the mantis, while others, like the greys, are biological robots. The threat of this knowledge is why society isn’t ready yet.”
Potential Scientific Validation of Interdimensional Intelligences
A recent discussion among researchers, including Andrew Gallimore and Carl Smith, concluded that there may be real interdimensional intelligences.
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Carl Smith: “There’s something continuous that feels intelligent. Both Andrew and I are uncertain whether these entities are simply products of our imagination.”
Gallimore’s Shift Toward Belief
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Gallimore: “Although Carl is uncertain, I now lean toward the idea that we’re dealing with a genuine intelligence. My two decades of studying DMT have led me to this conclusion.”
Mantis Beings Described as “Neurosurgeons of the Cosmos”
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Aubrey Marcus: “Some describe mantis beings as neurosurgeons of the cosmos. How does that resonate with your research?”
Gallimore: “Mantis beings are profoundly intelligent and technologically advanced. Their purpose often involves intricate forms of neuropsychology and surgery.”
The Reality of Interdimensional Beings
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Aubrey Marcus: “I firmly believe we are traveling into a distinct interdimensional reality, and these entities are not simply products of our minds. They have agency and provide wisdom that surpasses our understanding.”
Advanced Beings Beyond Our Universe
Gallimore: “There are beings far more advanced than anything that could exist in this universe. The ambition of galactic citizenship is noble, but that of interdimensional citizenship is within reach.”
Could it be that these technologically advanced, interdimensional mantis beings truly exist and have the ability to traverse our physical universe, potentially collaborating with the greys or even having created them?
This is a fascinating and complex topic that dives into the realms of consciousness, non-human intelligence (NHI), and the possible existence of interdimensional beings. John Blitch’s experiences, paired with insights from renowned researchers like Andrew Gallimore, offer a compelling perspective on this phenomenon.
Blitch’s description of his encounter with the mantis being is striking. The idea that these beings perceive our physical forms merely as “machines” to be manipulated is both unsettling and intriguing. It raises profound questions about the nature of existence and consciousness itself. If we view ourselves as more than just biological machines, how does that shift our understanding of life, death, and what truly constitutes “us”?
Gallimore’s shift from skepticism to recognizing the potential reality of these interdimensional entities speaks volumes. His conclusion that we may be interacting with “intelligent agents” rather than just fragments of our imagination or archetypes indicates a significant paradigm shift in how we consider altered states of consciousness, particularly in relation to DMT experiences.
The notion that mantis beings might engage in “neuropsycho surgery” suggests an advanced level of understanding regarding consciousness and biology that we are only beginning to grasp. This adds a layer to the discussion about the interplay between different species—perhaps the greys are indeed creations or extensions of these beings, as suggested.
Moreover, the idea that interdimensional realities are accessible and that beings from those dimensions may be interacting with our own raises both exciting possibilities and ethical dilemmas about how we share this understanding with society. Are we prepared for such revelations?
Aubrey Marcus’s assertion of the agency of these entities aligns with many who have had profound experiences with them, emphasizing a relationship that goes beyond mere observation to one of communication and exchange.
Overall, this discussion challenges our perceptions and compels us to keep an open mind as we explore these extraordinary claims about the universe and our place within it. What do you think about the implications of these encounters for our understanding of reality?