Meet the Hybrids: The Lives and Missions of ET Ambassadors on Earth

by Miguel Mendonça, Barbara Lamb, Grant Cameron (Foreword)

Meet the Hybrids explores the lived experience of eight individuals who understand that they are part-human and part-extraterrestrial. Guided by their star families and other entities, they are dedicated to personal missions which contribute to a larger process involving the flourishing of human consciousness, and the protection and evolution of life on Earth at this critical time. Based on over 100 hours of interviews and conversations, this book gives each of the hybrids their own voice. They share their personal journeys of discovery, their abilities, and the joys and challenges of living a dual existence. They invite the reader to radically expand their understanding of reality itself, and pursue their own evolution. The hybrid phenomenon brings us closer than ever before to understanding the ETs themselves, and offers answers to some of humanity's biggest questions. "As an investigative journalist studying complex evidence of an ET presence on Earth, it has emerged that hybrids with human and ET DNA are emerging in increasing numbers. But why? Insights to that question from people who identify as hybrids are the core of this important book. Miguel Mendonca and Barbara Lamb have courageously focused on one of this planet's forbidden subjects." - Linda Moulton Howe, Reporter and Editor for Earthfiles.com, and Investigative Reporter for Coast to Coast AM "Meet the Hybrids is a cutting edge dialogue which offers an in-depth perspective from individuals who connect to a hybrid state of being. As a therapist and researcher this information is an extremely valuable resource. For those who identify as hybrids it will be both validating and healing-confirming that they are not alone. A landmark book." - Mary Rodwell, Principal of ACERN, author of Awakening."

Genres: Spirituality

290 pages, Paperback

Published December 12, 2015

About the author

Even though I graduated in Design and have always worked in that field, I've always had a special bond with the world of illustration, comics and art in general. In 2013 I decided to embrace this passion and since then I've been working very hard making comics. After a couple of years working with Zenescope I'm now collaborating with DC comics in books like Wonder Woman and Teen Titans.

Reviews

[Ricky · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book was an Interesting read in some ways. I have read nearly all the concepts before in other books, like the Conversation with God trilogy, and other books by Neale Donald Walsch, Ramtha and others. So there wasn't many surprises for me, just the same spiritual viewpoints said in a different way. I felt there were some things I could resonate with and other things that just didn't sit quite right with me. It's worth a read to see where you sit with the concepts and angles they speak from. Good luck :-)

[Pandeeswaran Bhoopathy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wonderful thrilling experience . Must read for ET enthusiasts.

[Irene · Rating 1 out of 5]

Ummmmm…..no.

[Sarah’s Prismatic Musings · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book needs serious editing. Some of the participants repeated themselves over and over again. All of the hybrids are given the same questions and write their answer. The problem is they ramble on and on. A lot of them state the same ideas. I am not enjoying the format of the book. That is not the fault of the people involved, but rather of the writers of the book. Now I am reading the summary where what the hybrids stated is repeated. This book is tedious.

To sum it up: et's do not worship God, as we are all from Source and are One. Love is the answer. Hybrids are here to raise the consciousness of humanity in order to save humans (not the Earth).

One of the women, Cynthia Crawford, makes Et sculptures that allow you to make contact with that ET species. I had a friend who had wanted one of her sculptures. I never understood why, but I guess if you feel out of control with abductions, buying one of these sculptures allows the person to feel they are making contact on their terms. Her chapter was the most tedious and was in need of major editing.

[Judy · Rating 2 out of 5]

A genius friend of mine who is in the midst of a psychotic break insisted that I read this book so that I would be able to "understand him." I tried my best to keep an open mind but all I could think was that here are a bunch of seriously mentally ill people who think that they are alien beings. My friend ultimately wound up in a mental hospital. I know that the people in this book seriously believe that they are alien hybrids, and that this book purports to be true, but I did not have the heart to list it as non-fiction. Like others in this book my friend has distanced himself from people who do not accept his fantasy, including his wonderful and kind parents. To me, this book represents a tragedy of people who have seriously lost touch with reality. They report having been kidnapped in the night by the militaries of various countries, of having been in space ships, and of having had encounters with alien beings. There is a common thread throughout their descriptions but it seems to be similar to the plots of many grade B movies. I am sorry, but I think this book is just sad. It is not that it is poorly written, it is that the premise is absurd.

[Luc Therrien · Rating 4 out of 5]

For something totally different, here's a good book to read. It will expand your mind!

[Todd Bradley · Rating 1 out of 5]

I got about 20% into the book before abandoning it. If you are able to finish, hats off to you. But for me, it was just silly and boring.

[Luke · Rating 5 out of 5]

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