Interspecies Communication

Communication Across Species Visualization

Original publication dated: Jun 6, 2025

In order to understand universal or inter-species — anything — we have to first understand how communication and connection across humans connect now, and how they disconnect. The universal connection is not a language with words.

It’s a frequency, or a set of frequencies — and in some cases, words and sounds, gestures — but there are commonalities of gestures, and there are connections of things between humans and dogs, for example.

The universal connection “language” is a form. It’s a sphere — a spheroid — where there’s concentration in different areas, meaning there are overlaps of species that communicate with each other naturally.I’m thinking about how languages are formed and how communication is formed over time.

Humans went to different places in the world and created languages to communicate with one another. People grew together and bonded together because they could communicate. In some cases, the more they could communicate, the worse they connected — and in some cases, the more they could communicate, the more they connected. I believe that is driven by other factors, not language.

I think if there was a visualization of communication of a universal type, it would be frequency-based — multimodal — multi-types of frequencies, different frequency bands. You could imagine you have levels, and there are different concentrations of those levels, and the more concentration you have, the more types of groups speak that “language” in time and history — how that morphs and how that looks. But that’s just looking at what we know in humans.

When we translate that into communication beyond people — and even who knows — but energetically, you feel things, right? You feel things when you’re in spaces with people, without speaking. Physically, how those feelings are transcribed and translated between your brain and your anatomy and every circumstance and permutation is not well documented — nor is it necessary to probably go through them. But the point is — maybe it would be interesting — but the point is that you feel something, don’t you?

You feel other people. And then you start to think what that feeling might be. You believe what that feeling is. You interpret what that meaning is. And your brain has fear, or happiness, or excitement — or maybe it’s just a stomach ache. You don’t know why.

But if you were paying attention — really paying attention to yourself — and you’re healthy-minded and healthy-bodied, have a good kind of health overall (and “good” is a very quasi-metric, as I understand and agree with — that’s somebody’s thought) — but let’s just say individuals generally sense things with their bodies as well as their thoughts.

Their voices, their gestures are part of the equation for sure.