Welcome to the NHI Diplomacy Corps - a collaborative exploration of non-human intelligence, consciousness, and the possibility of contact across worlds.
Our goal is to develop an evolving map of potential Earth-based, interstellar, and interdimensional or otherspace civilizations through the use of TDM. Together, we will explore the beings, environments, cultures, and relationships that emerge through this work, building a shared body of observations and questions for further investigation.
Explorers are invited to participate in structured tasks using mapping, merging, and communication. These tasks offer opportunities to describe perceived beings and their civilizations, explore their perspectives, and investigate possible connections with Earth and humanity.
Two Pathways of Exploration
Event Tasks: Investigating Reported Encounters
Event tasks focus on documented accounts of reported NHI encounters, such as Roswell. Explorers investigate a shared event to gather impressions of the beings, activities, environments, and circumstances associated with it.
These tasks may explore:
The beings reportedly involved and their possible origins.
The purpose and circumstances of the encounter.
Perceived technologies, craft, or methods of travel.
Interactions between human and non-human participants.
Connections that may emerge across independently submitted accounts.
By approaching the same event from multiple perspectives, we can compare observations, identify recurring themes, and develop more focused questions.
Communication Tasks: Exploring Possible Contact
Communication tasks invite Explorers to attempt a merge and engage in a conversation with a perceived NHI presence. The intention is to approach the experience with curiosity, respect, and clear personal boundaries.
These tasks may explore:
How a being identifies itself and describes its civilization.
Its environment, social structures, values, and forms of communication.
Its understanding of consciousness, identity, and connection.
Its possible interest in Earth and humanity.
Any messages or questions that arise during the exchange.
Explorers remain in control of their participation and may pause or end a session at any time. Respectful inquiry does not require agreement, trust, or continued engagement.
Building the Map Together
Each submission contributes to a growing record of Explorer experiences. Over time, we will look for recurring descriptions, meaningful differences, and possible relationships among reported beings and civilizations.
Our guiding questions include:
Who might these beings be? Where might they originate? What could bring them into contact with Earth? And what might their interest in humanity reveal about our place in a larger reality?
The map will remain a work in progress. TDM impressions and perceived communications will be treated as exploratory accounts, rather than independently verified evidence. Clear distinctions between direct impressions, personal interpretations, and outside information will make everyone’s contributions more useful.
The Spirit of the Corps
Diplomacy begins with how we approach the unknown.
We encourage every Explorer to bring curiosity, discernment, humility, and respect to the work. Record what you experience as clearly as possible, allow uncertainty to remain unresolved, and stay open to both similarities and contradictions. An unexpected observation - or an inconclusive session - can be just as valuable as a vivid encounter.
Whether you are investigating a reported event or exploring possible communication, your role is to contribute thoughtfully to a shared inquiry.
Welcome to the Corps. Let’s begin mapping the unknown together.
Interested in learning more, or participating in the NHI Diplomacy Corps? Learn TransDimensional Mapping through our free online YouTube course, and join our Mapping Mavericks student development program!
