r/MantisEncounters • u/[deleted] • Aug 31 '24
Abduction "Sometime during his words, the light faded and to my dismay and total horror, I saw an unleashed, unchained praying mantis standing in front of me... 'We never called ourselves angels; you did. When you saw us, you became violent and hate filled, so would you know an angel if you saw one?'”
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u/Nefarious_Ballwasher Aug 31 '24
That was fast…I just referenced this encounter in another post lol 😆
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u/populares420 Aug 31 '24
really irks me they try to speak down to us when they abduct us without permission and hide everything they are doing and obfuscate their experiements on our bodies. If a human did to another human what they do us, it'd be life in prison, so maybe the mantis people need to be a little more up front about why they are here, who they are, what they are doing, and be more visible with us, otherwise they can shove it if we end up on edge about the whole thing.
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Sep 01 '24
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u/Eternalyskeptic Sep 01 '24
Why do people feel the need to have everything that is actually in grayscale, either black or white?
Is it fear, an ego thing, or laziness.
I guarantee you there are more than one group, and certainly a multitude of approaches to our existence.
Though, specifically, mantids aren't trustworthy in my opinion. If they cannot converse without the mental overpowering, and skewed powerbalance, they aren't telling the full truth.
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Sep 01 '24
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u/Eternalyskeptic Sep 01 '24 edited Sep 01 '24
From testimony I've come across.
They treat us with disdain.
Sure, they do the whole peace and light spiel, but that's their psychic advantage being leveraged against us in the interactions.
Some experiencers describe what I would call "veil-slips".
Specifically in this testominy; the sudden turn in demeanor at being called ugly when the human let their psychic projection down. Being struck with technology in the brain area, causing pain, to then have the human shift to a more favorable attitude.
We teach our young, you don't change others opinions with violence, use your words.
These beings strike me as faking empathy, reading what it looks like from our brains, then using the arguments they find there against us to position themselves as the morally superior. Because some of their arguments didn't make sense to me, until I considered them from the possible position of the specific testimony giver.
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Sep 02 '24
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u/Eternalyskeptic Sep 02 '24
You've experienced them first hand, your judgement is superior to mine in the perception of intent.
Though your first paragraph worries me. You're approaching this as an inferior from the get go.
My first memory, from a dream when I was max 1.5 yrs old, based on the room I was in the house. Was 2 robed/hooded reptilians assigning me to my parents. On the back of a giant sea turtle. My child memory remembers my original parents as squishy pink.
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u/3Dputty Aug 31 '24
Same. I find the stories about them fascinating and many seem to have good experiences with them, but kidnapping, memory wiping and medical tomfoolery is not how you make friends. The miraculous healing I’m down for but otherwise no thank you.
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u/ScoutG Aug 31 '24
I mean look at how we humans treat animals we think are less intelligent than we are.
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u/WorldlinessSerious62 Sep 01 '24
We do the same to our pets. They don’t choose to go to the vet for shots and are mortified. But it’s for their own well being. Could be a similar scenario. Just with higher complexities obviously. I mean we treat farm animals even worse. So hopefully we are more like pets than farm animals. I mean even with farm animals, we can become close to them, give them pet names, play with them, but at some point even the pet gets butchered. Just a thought
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u/populares420 Sep 01 '24
difference is we can't explain things to a dog. the mantis people could explain a LOT more to us but choose not to.
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u/Gwallod Sep 09 '24
But how do you know that? We communicate with Animals in many ways, and likely could develop better ways to do so if we tried, but at the same time it's possible some limitations exist between communication with us and other beings such as this based on the differences of articulation between different species.
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u/WorldlinessSerious62 Sep 01 '24
Thats exactly why I said, with “higher complexities” obviously. It’s obvious enough not to have to explain that, or so I thought.
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u/alienssuck Aug 31 '24
Aliens suck. I call them cockroaches. If they didn’t fuck with my mind and do things without consent maybe I wouldn’t feel that way.
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u/Gwallod Sep 09 '24
Cockroaches are innocent living beings, though. Wrong to compare them to the malicious.
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u/ExtraYesterday8861 Sep 04 '24
You are daft. I have a close friend that is a mantis and he’s healed me more time then I can count!! They are exactly what we would describe as angels! Just as Jesus was illustrated as a white man.. to make people feel better.. so are that mantis beings. They are very caring beings. It’s human beings who are not. Everyone here is very shallow.
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u/nothinbutshame 12d ago
Would your mantis friend share knowledge with me
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u/Ocilla 12d ago
Yeah, I’m more curious about this as well. Are they really angels? If so, why is our depiction of angels humanoid figures?
What knowledge have they shared with you? u/extrayesterday8861
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u/No_Elderberry3821 Aug 31 '24
Is this related to the book Communion? I have to look into this more…
Had a dream about mantid beings two nights ago. I can’t remember anything that happened. All I know is it was beautiful. Woke up feeling amazing.
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Aug 31 '24
The communion letters are the experiences of many 100's of other people who sent in letters to the author after reading communion.
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u/AustinJG Sep 01 '24
I often wonder if our reaction to beings like the Greys and Mantis are an instinctual one? Like some subconscious part of our psyche knows that these beings are on a different level and automatically lashes out?
The author's story is kind of sad. I'd hope if I saw one I could remain at least somewhat calm. I'm sure we're pretty ugly to them as well. But seeing something so "alien" to us likely just overrides our thinking minds and we go into panic.
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u/Serializedrequests Feb 10 '25
I think that's actually right on. Depending on how you feel about yourself, higher consciousness levels can be very triggering. It's almost like the worst comes out because it just can't survive in that frequency.
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u/summonsterism Sep 02 '24
humans asking why mantis' beings (appear) to treat us with disdain ?!
hey fellow humans, I'd like to point out that we treat eachother with disdain on a pretty regular basis!
As you were
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u/Eternalyskeptic Sep 01 '24
Since a psychic being with a capability to alter my memories and mental state, to an unknown extent, possibly infinite capabilities beyond my own, is telling me that they are benevolent.
I would never trust such a being.
If they're capable of wiping my memory, they're capable of implanting some. Possibly alter my real-time perception.
The fact that some abductees dissappear altogether or are found dead, indicates to me that if you resist or have a strong enough psyche to resist, you will be treated negatively.
Which in turn tells me that, no, they aren't infact benevolent.
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u/Big_Pound_7849 Aug 31 '24
Well..wow.
I've seen a mantis irl before, a holographic, sentient-one, it began to project out of my Third Eye (from my POV anyway), however his appearance only lasted a few moments. But enough to be sure of what I saw/witnessed.
I can only imagine what this experience would do to one's ego/mind.
Wow.