Part 3: Viewer Letters about Praying Mantis Beings

“The beings there around the table looked like giant Mantis-type beings,

but not exactly like the type we see as insects on Earth.”

- Monroe Institute astral projector in Faber, Virginia, July 2012

December 28, 2015 Albuquerque, New Mexico - On Earth, Mantis refers to the Genus Mantis in the Order Mantodea, which contains over 2,400 species that live around the world in temperate and tropical habitats. Mantids range in size from 1/2 inch to 6 inches with an average life span in the wild of 12 months. The oldest fossil is 87 million years old found encased in amber in Japan..

Species of praying mantises on Earth that have rose-red eyes with small black pupils similar to Earthfiles viewer encounter below. Image source Howard Hughes Medical Institute.

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