Who are these mysterious extraterrestrials commonly known as the Praying Mantis or Mantids? They have appeared repeatedly in reports of abduction experiences, and many witnesses describe them as towering humanoid insects resembling praying mantises. According to the information I have received, these beings call themselves the Akara. They originate from the Sombrero Galaxy (Messier 104), approximately 28 million light-years from Earth. I discuss them in both of my books, The Seeders and A Gift from the Stars, where I explore their history and role in greater detail. The Akara exist in three primary genetic lineages:

• Green Mantids

• White Mantids

• Black Mantids

      Each group has its own characteristics and historical associations.

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The Green Mantids

     The green Mantids are the variety most often reported in abduction scenarios. They possess elongated green abdomens, and some individuals have wings. Throughout history they have frequently been associated with Gray extraterrestrial genetic programs. Their large eyes usually feature narrow vertical pupils resembling those of reptiles, although some rarer strains possess compound, fly-like reflective eyes.

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The White Mantids

     The white Mantids have also been reported working alongside Gray groups, as well as certain Reptilian factions, particularly those connected with Zeta Reticuli and Nebu lineages. They are the most deceiving among the diverse Mantis races.

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The Black Mantids

      The black Mantids are less commonly encountered. They are generally considered more evolutionarily advanced than the other two lineages. According to the information I received, they were among the original seeding groups responsible for bringing several insectoid civilizations to Mars. Not every Martian insectoid belongs to the Akara. Other species, such as the Ashai, the so-called "Ant People" from another galaxy, also participated in those ancient colonization efforts.

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Scientists Without Political Allegiance

      One of the most misunderstood aspects of the Akara is their motivation. People often assume they are inherently benevolent or malevolent. Reality reveals something quite different. The Akara are, above all else, scientists. Their greatest interests are:

• genetics

• consciousness

• interdimensional physics

• advanced technology

      They are willing to collaborate with many different civilizations if it allows them to continue their research. Unlike humans, they do not appear to judge situations according to our concepts of good and evil. Their ethical framework is fundamentally different. This explains why some have been seen working with Gray groups while others have collaborated with very different civilizations. I personally knew an Akara named Meisha, who served aboard the Excelsior (XLR-6 SOL) space station under Commander Thor Han. When I first met her, I was terrified. She was extremely tall and imposing, but what affected me most was not her appearance. She connected with my consciousness. The moment she did, I experienced something unlike anything I had ever felt before. It was as if her awareness extended into multiple realities simultaneously. I experienced overwhelming vertigo, a sensation of falling through an infinite multidimensional vortex. That was my first direct experience of what I now understand as Akara interdimensional perception. Their physical bodies occupy one location, but their consciousness appears capable of perceiving multiple realities simultaneously.

 

      The Akara possess remarkable psychic abilities. One example comes from Tony Rodrigues' book Ceres Colony Cavalier, where he describes an encounter with one of these beings on Mars. According to his account, the Mantid instantly perceived his memories, alternate timelines, and aspects of his consciousness with extraordinary clarity. Their perception appears to go far beyond conventional telepathy. The Akara live within highly organized hive civilizations governed by queens. Most individuals remain connected to the hive consciousness throughout their lives. Some, however, can be separated from the hive. Meisha was one such individual. Once separated, she became far more independent, yet her natural psychology still required a deep bond of loyalty. Instead of belonging to a hive queen, she transferred that instinctive devotion to High Commander Denethor. This explains why she remained constantly by his side and displayed an intense sense of protectiveness toward him.

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Their Role in Abduction Scenarios

      Reports frequently describe Mantid beings participating in abduction experiences. In my understanding, they are often present because these situations provide opportunities for scientific observation and genetic research. Again, I do not believe they are driven by cruelty. Rather, they approach their work with scientific detachment. Curiosity is their primary motivation. Their psychology is simply very different from ours.

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Masters of Mental Projection

      One of their most remarkable abilities is the creation of highly convincing mental projections. An Akara can generate an immersive psychic environment that feels completely real. A person may believe they are somewhere else entirely, interacting with different people in entirely different circumstances. The illusion can be so convincing that it becomes indistinguishable from reality. This ability can also be used to disguise appearances or manipulate perception. Mantids have an interdimensional consciousness. It means that they can project around them a holographic illusion that you will experience like a real, physical reality. They are the best skilled at creating screen memories.

"You Are Very Special"

      One recurring pattern reported in some alleged contact experiences is the message:

"You are special."

"You were chosen."

"You are more advanced than everyone else."

"You possess extraordinary powers."

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      In my opinion, this message should always be approached with caution. When someone is convinced they are uniquely important, they may become more willing to trust unfamiliar entities or consent to experiences they would otherwise question. If an Akara is working alongside less benevolent groups, this kind of psychological manipulation can become a powerful tool for influencing human perception and behavior. The illusion can feel completely genuine. That is why discernment is so important.

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Understanding Their Nature

      I do not consider the Akara to be inherently evil. They are simply not human. Their ethics, psychology, and perspective evolved very differently from ours. They think collectively rather than individually. They prioritize knowledge over morality. Understanding this difference is essential if we wish to understand their actions.

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Discernment Above All

      One important lesson I have learned is that because they have come to the awareness that we are all a fractal from the same Source Creator, genuinely advanced civilizations encourage sovereignty, personal growth, and individual responsibility. They do not elevate one person above another. They do not flatter people into believing they are spiritually superior. If an entity insists that you are uniquely chosen, inherently above others, or destined to rule because of your special status, it is wise to question that message carefully. True spiritual evolution is based on humility, discernment, and the understanding that every consciousness is progressing along its own path.

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      I hope this article has helped answer some questions while inspiring many more. As humanity continues the process of disclosure, understanding the immense diversity of non-human intelligences becomes increasingly important. Whether we encounter civilizations that think like us or those whose psychology is radically different, our greatest tools will always be knowledge, critical thinking, and discernment. 

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An extraordinary account of interdimensional consciousness, biological knowledge, and the exploitation of an ancient insectoid civilization

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       Among the many extraterrestrial civilizations described in my research, the Akara Mantis occupy a particularly fascinating position. Their insectoid appearance, unusual consciousness, and extraordinary understanding of the multidimensional nature of reality distinguish them from most humanoid species. In my book A Gift From The Stars, I introduced the Akara, also called Akari or Akhara, as an ancient insectoid civilization originating from the Sombrero Galaxy, M104, approximately 28 million light-years from Earth. I described three principal varieties, distinguished by their green, white, and black exoskeletons. More recently, information shared by Jezya, the Kiily-Tokurt Trade Ambassador, during my Star Nation News interview series brought an additional dimension to our understanding of these beings: their relationship with the Nebu Dominion, and the extraordinary circumstances under which many Akara were enslaved. What follows brings together Jezya's reported revelations and information I previously published about the Akara.

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An Ancient Civilization Driven by Knowledge

          The Akara possess a psychology fundamentally different from that of humanoid civilizations. Their motivations are primarily intellectual. They seek knowledge, investigate the mechanisms of Creation, and dedicate themselves to understanding the countless forms of life inhabiting the universe. Their ethical framework does not necessarily correspond to our human distinctions between good and evil. Instead, their decisions are frequently guided by considerations of usefulness, logic, scientific opportunity, and the acquisition of knowledge. This distinction is essential to understanding why certain Akara became involved in genetic experimentation and hybridization programs conducted by civilizations whose practices would be considered deeply unethical by human standards. Their participation, however, should not lead us to conclude that the entire Akara civilization shared the same allegiances. Some worked with the Orion collectives and the Gray groups, while others cooperated with the Galactic Federation of Worlds. Their civilization is traditionally described as matriarchal and organized through a collective consciousness, although the nature of this collective differs considerably from the artificial hive structures associated with the Nebu.

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The Akara and Multidimensional Consciousness

          One of the most remarkable characteristics attributed to the Akara is their relationship with dimensional reality. In We Will Never Let You Down, I recounted meeting an approximately eight-foot-tall green Akara named Meisha, who worked alongside Commander Denethor in a technological research laboratory aboard a Galactic Federation station. My initial reaction was one of overwhelming fear. Denethor explained that Meisha's presence generated what he called a natural distortion field, associated with her multidimensional consciousness. This was not necessarily an indication of hostility. Rather, it was an effect of the extraordinary nature of her being. In subsequent explanations, I distinguished between physically occupying several dimensions and extending consciousness into different dimensional realities while remaining physically anchored in one. This distinction is important because the Akara's capabilities appear closely connected to their unusual understanding of consciousness, frequency, and the structure of reality.

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Jezya's Revelation: How the Nebu Enslaved the Akara

            During my interviews with Ambassador Jezya, she described how the Nebu Dominion infiltrated the collective consciousness of the Akara. According to Jezya's account, the Nebu had developed considerable expertise in the manipulation, assimilation, and control of hive-mind structures; they exploited this knowledge to penetrate the Akara's collective network and establish control over substantial numbers of these beings. This was not simply the capture of individuals. It represented an attempt to subordinate an entire consciousness structure to the interests of another civilization. The Nebu's objective extended beyond obtaining a workforce. They wanted access to the Akara's extraordinary knowledge of the universe. However, Jezya described a fundamental obstacle that the Nebu had apparently failed to anticipate: the Knowledge they could not steal.... The Akara's accumulated knowledge was not accessible merely by connecting to, or controlling, their collective consciousness. Their understanding of reality was intimately associated with their physical biological structure. In other words, the Nebu could control the Akara hive network without acquiring the ability to interpret or reproduce the information contained within it. The distinction is remarkable. It suggests a form of knowledge that cannot simply be downloaded, transferred, or extracted through conventional technological means. The information was inseparable from the biological nature of the beings who possessed it. As Jezya explained, accessing that knowledge required the appropriate Akara physiology. The Nebu therefore found themselves in a paradoxical position: despite having enslaved the Akara, they remained dependent upon them. Their domination did not grant them mastery over the very knowledge they sought. This is perhaps the most significant revelation in Jezya's account. It introduces the possibility that certain forms of consciousness and knowledge are fundamentally dependent upon the biological architecture through which they are experienced.

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Why the Nebu Needed the Mantis

          The implications of this testimony extend beyond the history of one extraterrestrial civilization. If Jezya's explanation is understood within the wider framework of the Nebu's activities, the Akara represented an exceptionally valuable resource. Their expertise in multidimensional consciousness, biological systems, and the deeper mechanisms of Creation could potentially assist scientific programs that exceeded the Nebu's own capabilities. However, enslaving a civilization does not necessarily mean acquiring its intelligence. The Akara's knowledge could not simply be appropriated by taking control of their collective consciousness. The Nebu consequently remained reliant upon the very beings they had subjugated. This also offers an intriguing perspective on why Mantis-type extraterrestrials have appeared in accounts involving Gray collectives, genetic experimentation, and advanced technological environments. Such associations do not necessarily establish that every Mantis was a willing participant, as some were operating under coercion or within systems of control imposed by the Nebu.

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Not All Mantis Are the Same

           It is important to avoid placing all Akara into a single category. Their civilization encompasses different groups, allegiances, and levels of consciousness. My encounter with Meisha illustrates this distinction. According to Commander Denethor, she had been rescued from the Nebu during an operation and subsequently chose to assist him in his research. Her presence within a Galactic Federation scientific department demonstrated that Akara individuals could operate outside Nebu control. It also showed that their extraordinary scientific abilities could be directed toward purposes entirely different from those of the Dominion. The Akara should therefore not automatically be classified as either benevolent or malevolent on the basis of their appearance or historical associations. Their individual circumstances and motivations must be considered.

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A Different Understanding of Consciousness

          Jezya's testimony raises a particularly intriguing question: Can advanced knowledge be so deeply integrated into a living organism that it becomes inaccessible to any other species, regardless of its technological sophistication? Within the account she provided, the answer appears to be yes. The Nebu could penetrate the Akara's collective consciousness, but they could not reproduce the biological conditions necessary to access its deepest knowledge. This distinction suggests that intelligence, memory, biological organization, and consciousness may be interconnected in ways that conventional technological models do not adequately describe. It also reinforces an important principle emerging throughout my research: technological superiority does not necessarily imply a superior understanding of consciousness or Creation. The Akara possessed something the Nebu could neither manufacture nor fully appropriate and despite their domination, the Nebu remained dependent upon that knowledge.

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Conclusion

           The revelations shared by Ambassador Jezya provide a new perspective on the historical relationship between the Akara Mantis and the Nebu Dominion. They portray the Akara not simply as mysterious insectoid beings participating in extraterrestrial scientific programs, but also as a civilization whose extraordinary knowledge made them targets of exploitation. The Nebu succeeded in enslaving many of them through the infiltration of their collective consciousness, yet they failed to obtain what they most desired: unrestricted access to the Akara's understanding of the universe. They could control the hive, but they could not possess its wisdom. That distinction lies at the heart of Jezya's account and it reminds us that the possession of power and the possession of knowledge are not necessarily the same thing. And perhaps, above all, that consciousness cannot always be reduced to information that can be captured, copied, or controlled.

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