With the increasing awareness and practice of communication with the more-than-human, including a rise in extraterrestrial contact, stronger energetic safety protocols are needed to maintain psychological stability and sovereignty.
Sun Tzu said “If you want peace, prepare for war.” The same could be said for safety – it is prudent to rather have the skills you need for maintaining it and not need them, than need them and not have them.
With the increasing awareness and practice of communication with the more-than-human, including a rise in extraterrestrial contact, stronger energetic safety protocols are needed to maintain psychological stability and sovereignty.
Sovereignty of your own energy is fundamental for safety, clarity and efficiency in communication with any aspect of Nature, and for overall physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellbeing, and is applicable to all areas of life.
Drawing from approaches in modern security paradigms, the intelligence community and various wisdom traditions, this course will equip participants with energetic housekeeping protocols to gather information before situations and manage them where there is risk to one’s energy field.
True calm in deeper connection with the unknown is a fitness earned through the discipline of energetic readiness. This course is an invitation to illuminate hidden fears and create a stronger sense of inner security. No oracle speaks clearly through a damaged vessel; by first fortifying the form, the formless can be invited in with trust in oneself.
Learning Outcomes
Gain an understanding of the core principles of energetic safety, security and psychic hygiene.
Establish operational psychic sovereignty and practice assessing situations for risk and applying tools for energetic safety
Apply intelligence protocols for energetic hygiene
Develop secure communication channels with more-than-human intelligences
Integrate a strategic preparedness mindset into subtle work of all kinds
Featured Faculty
Dr. Saskia von Diest
Saskia is the founder of Ecofluency, an award-winning organisation that offers education and consulting in the field of Nature communication. She is also involved in research and activism within this field.
An animal communication workshop during her PhD in Plant Pathology (2012) sparked her interest in how farmers use intuitive communication with Nature to inform practical management decisions. From 2014-2020, she held two postdoctoral fellowships, at Stellenbosch University, South Africa, and at Coventry University, UK, to investigate intuitive farming as part of a wider new field of subtle agroecology. Throughout her postdoctoral years, she further developed her own understanding and practice in communicating with trees, animals, land, nature spirits and ancestors. She’s also trained as a Family Constellations facilitator, in Jikiden (Usui) Reiki, and in the Way of the Warrior Healer for psychic surgery.
In 2021, Saskia founded Ecofluency, to offer consulting, teaching and activism approaches in Nature communication to individuals and organisations internationally, and to promote other human voices in this field. Ecofluency was awarded gold for innovation at the 2025 Eco-logic Awards, and has appeared several times on TV and on numerous other platforms.
Saskia is also a co-founder of the Organisation for Noetic Ecology, and a founding member of Nature’s Council.
With 15 years of experience in teaching and facilitating through various forms and in many countries, her passion now is creating opportunities for others to have their own experience of dialogue with non-human Nature. Through online and in-person programmes, her aim is to support people and organisations in reclaiming the power of these ancestral skills, for individual and collective transformation: www.ecofluency.org
Co-Faculty
Fergus Turner
Fergus Turner is a systems change specialist, facilitator and team performance coach, currently with Climate+Impact, an advisory firm working at the intersection of nature-based finance, and climate entrepreneurship.
He most recently served as programme lead for the Systems Justice & Innovation portfolio at the Bertha Centre for Social Innovation & Entrepreneurship, University of Cape Town’s (UCT) Graduate School of Business. Here, he specialised in applying systems change and social innovation techniques and tools to support entrepreneurship ecosystems, convene collective impact processes across sectors, train and mentor entrepreneurs in emerging economies and design innovative processes to help organisations navigate complexity and untangle wicked problem sets. He convened the Systems Change & Social Impact Executive Education course at UCT’s Graduate School of Business, and developed tailor-made training and capacity building programmes for organisations and institutions to harness systems change strategies and tactics towards enhanced resilience and effectiveness.
Previously, Fergus spent several years as a crisis response operator and strategic intelligence associate at a crisis response contractor and global veteran-owned private security firm. His duties included: Tracking, locating and on-going monitoring of global assets; in-country incident response management & client coordination; in-country recovery and crisis response; and advisory support for geo-political and security risks in support of global direct operations and crisis response. He is certified (currently inactive) with the Private Security Industry Regulating Agency, and has contributed to Hostile Environment & Awareness Training modules for various clients.
He is a lifelong martial artist, and applies this and his security and intelligence experience in all areas of life and work.
Fergus holds a Masters in Inclusive Innovation Studies from UCT’s GSB, along with an academic background specialising in Political Science, Philosophy and Religious Studies.
Core focus: Post-encounter evaluation and learning
After action review
Red teaming
After-care for psychological debriefing and psychic hygiene
Rating risk and integrating new knowledge
and working with one’s limitations of experience
Clearing and maintaining the energy field
About ET Studies
Ubiquity University is pleased to announce a partnership with the TransDimensional Mapping to create the world’s first Academic Certificate and Degree Program in Extraterrestrial Studies.
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