Hopeing for feedback

Yea, I plan to submit this to planewalker, but being that its my first monster/ playable creature, i figured I better check to see if it was:
A) too unbalancing
B) horribly flawed
or C) just stupid

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J’tok__________________________
J’tok Cleric 1st level Medium Monstrous Humanoid
HD: 1d8 (4hp)
Initiative: +0
Speed: 30 feet
AC:12 (+2 leather armor)
Attacks: Longsword
Damage: 1d8
Face/reach: 5feet by 5feet/5feet
Special attacks: Psionics, Stinger (1d3+poison) range touch
Special qualities: Psionic shield, unnerving aura, and sensory host dependency, Amphibious
Saves: fort+2 ref+1 will+3
Abilities: Str: 9, Dex: 11, Con: 10, Int: 14, Wis: 11, Chr: 10
Skills: Climb 6, Disguise 8, Hide 8, Jump 6, Listen*, Move silently 8, Search 4, Spot 4, Survival 5, Swim 7
Feats: quicken spell
Environment: any
Organization: solitary
Challenge rating:1
Treasure: standard
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
Advancement: by class
Level Adjustment + 2

Before you is a creature that stands at the height of a man, and that is where the similarity ends. Instead of a mouth, this creature has three vertical slits that look like gills. Its eyes are jet black, with no white or iris at all. Its pale purple skin is tightly drawn across its face, and has the feel of soft leather. There are no visible ears, nose, or body hair.
Its robes are elegant in their simplicity, allowing maximum movement capability.

The J’tok are one of the more mysterious races on the planes. Sightings of J’tok have been told in bars for thousands of years, but there has been little proof, collapsing their existence into myth.
Until recently, when a large party of J’tok entered Sigil, and then dispersed throughout the planes. Even now, J’tok are rare amongst the planes. The Fraternity of Order has spent many a year trying to interview J’tok, but they refuse to answer any questions about their past, except that they can’t go back.
A common belief is that the J’tok in the Planes are exiles, criminals banished from a yet unheard of plane, and for them to go back is to be put to death. But considering the fact that most J’tok are calm and non violent, it is more likely that they are political exiles, former government officials banished after a change in power.
All J’tok speak telepathically, and most have psionic powers.

Qualities

Psionics:
At level 1, all J’tok have the ability to cast mage hand (2 per day), and detect thoughts (1 per day). At level 4, J’tok also gain the ability to cast Cause Fear (2 per day). Gaining Blur (1 per day) at level 6. Upon reaching level 10, J’tok gain telekinesis (25 pounds) which continues to grow at +25 pounds per level. At level 16, the can planeshift, as the spell.

Psionic shield: All J'tok have a +3 to will saves vs mind control or mind effecting spells

Unnerving aura: J’tok do not display emotion, or at least if they do, its in a way that no one else can see. Also, they almost never seem to blink. That, and the rest of their odd characteristics, make them seem positively alien. Effects: +2 to bluff, +2 to intimidate, -3 to diplomacy

Sensory host dependency: Having no ears or nose, the J’tok are unable to use these senses themselves. However, they can use their telepathic bond to use the senses of others. For example, they can use their telepathic bond to use the listen check of any sentient creature within 10 feet.
The Jot’s eyes are black due to a thick lay on the eyeball that acts like sunglasses, and making it easier to see in bright light. However, they are almost blind in the dark, so it is not uncommon to use their telepathic powers to use another person’s sight in the dark. J’tok have a -1 to spot and search checks in normal lighting, which becomes a –4 in the dark. In bright light, the have a +1 to search and spot checks. When alone, a J’tok has an automatic failure on listen checks.

Combat:

While they do their best to use telepathy to calm potential foes, sometimes battle comes to them. When cornered, and forced into battle, the J’tok will fight with a strength and violence otherwise suppressed. J’tok cannot stand heavy axes, hammers, or maces. They prefer to use bladed weapons instead.

Stinger: J’tok, having no mouth, ingest food through a straw-like stinger that jets out of their wrist. Most of the time, the stinger is sheathed inside the J’tok’s wrist. J’tok can drink with this stinger, and can suck nutrients out of rare meat, or animals. They never eat anything that talks, and it is not unheard of to stumble upon a J’tok asking questions to livestock before injecting it. Note: in most cases, the J’tok can ‘stick’ an animal without causing harm.
However, the stinger, when used on anything alive, with inject a small amount of venom that quickly paralyzes the target (fort: DC 17), allowing the J’tok to feed. The injected will regain movement in 1d4 hours. It is common for J’tok to paralyze their foes, and escape in the remaining time.

J’tok Society:
Unfortunately, there have been no large congregations of J’tok since the day they first arrived en masse on the planes. When they do meet, it is by accident. However, they greet each other like all other J’tok are close family members, and trade stories and information freely. But one of them soon departs after a drink or two.
It is very rare to see multiple J’tok together, and they almost never travel together in a party.
Most J’tok gravitate to the Transcendent Order, the Society of Sensation, or the Fraternity of Order.

Religion
The J’tok worship Altaneris. Altaneris is known as ‘the light that drives away the darkness, both of the mind, and of the body. In his path lay the ignorant, in his wake the enlightened.’ Or, at least, that’s what the J’tok say.
His domains are Sun and Knowledge.
Favored weapon: longsword, usually with fire damage.

J’tok characters:

Male names: Finik, Charnik, Q’ell, Nerop
Female Names: Inam, S’kia, Anles, Hirup
Family Names: unknown

A J’tok has the following racial traits
 -2 strength, +2 intelligence While their body is weaker, their mind is strong
 Medium sized
 Psionics, an off shoot of their telepathic powers
 +2 to detect lies, +2 to bluff, Their seeming utter lack of emotion makes them seem less friendly, and far more to read. But with their telepathy, they can read you just fine.
 landspeed: 30
 +1 to reflex and will saves
 +2 to swim checks. Ability to breathe underwater.
 Proficient with: longsword, all simple weapons, and light armor
 Favored Class: Cleric