In relation to cetaceans, you spoke before about, if you listen to whale song at length, that there's actually a lot of information stored and a lot of mysteries to be resolved. So I've spent a lot of time listening to humpback whales. Yes. And I've heard patterns. Yes. And then when you study it on a spectrograph, you realize that there's a lot more sound being created than we can hear. Oh, absolutely. So I'm wondering that within the audible frequency, is there a language within a language? Yes. So when we... Hubback whales have three interlocking languages. Okay. So there's the language within the audible frequency that we have. Yes. There's the language, so that's a subset of the total sound that they make. Yes. But it would still read to you as a language. You'd be able to understand it if you translated it. It would still be sufficient information to understand it as a language.
It would still be sufficient information to understand it as a language. communication. What's the cipher? What's the key to understanding the language? What's the in? Well, the idea is to understand that language in the way you understand or deconstruct any language. There are people on your planet that are now beginning to do this. They understand there are certain patterns, repetitions, of certain concepts and sounds in your own language that demonstrate its structure as a language. And thus then in creating that template, it to match your own, you can deconstruct the language in that sense and reassemble it in a way that you could understand. And then the third language that you were alluding to? It is what you might call a cosmic language. Okay. Those vibrations that are connected to telempathic processes by which they can communicate to beings from other realities, other dimensions, other levels.
Okay, that makes sense. Yes. I know that's why I said it.