Light Languages & Extraterrestrial Communication

In 2017, a now-famous New York Times article revealed that the U.S. Pentagon had been operating a secret program to track UAPs (“Unidentified Aerial Phenomena”) flying over the U.S. national airspace. This was followed by numerous government disclosures and legislative testimony relating to the recovery of the physical aspects of the non-human spacecraft such as metals, materials, technologies, and propulsion mechanisms.

However, in recent years, the focus has begun to shift in an even more fascinating direction – the entities themselves who are visiting our planet. We are now learning about the existence of actual non-human space travelers or extraterrestrial beings (frequently referred to as “biologics” or “non-human intelligences (NHIs).”  Some of these beings survived spacecraft crashes while others have successfully landed on our planet. Some have reportedly even interacted on a long-term basis with our government and military.

Humans are clearly entering a whole new era of intergalactic communication and interaction with entities about which we know very little. This will likely change the entire way we regard our place in the cosmos. The purpose of this course is to offer students a closer look at the history of our interactions with NHI and biologics, and to think seriously about how we need to frame the human-to-non-human dialogue. How can we communicate with a species that is foreign to us in every aspect?  How do we communicate with higher intelligences – inter-dimensionally, physically, emotionally, or psychically? We need to learn to communicate so we can begin to understand shared values, interests, concerns, and mandates.

This course is designed to introduce students to various ways we can begin to effectively communicate with our galactic brethren as co-equals and co-creators of our combined existence.  “Light language,” which is based on channeled vocalizations of energy, feelings, and thoughts, is only one of several different ways in which we will approach how to best communicate with our intergalactic visitors.