Can you talk to insects? Before that, can you hear the sound of insects?

There are said to be two places in the world where people can communicate with insects.

One is the people who live in Polynesia, and the other is the Japanese.
Unfortunately, there are hardly any Japanese people who can talk to insects nowadays, but the ancient Japanese, or rather, the Jomon people (16,000 to 2,000 years ago) who lived in this area, seem to have been able to do so.

However, even modern Japanese people do not hear the sound of insects as noise, but rather as pleasant.
Japanese people listen to the sound of insects with their left brain, the language brain. Other people listen to it with their right brain as noise, it seems.

This difference in perception is not because they are Japanese, but because they use Japanese.

So, Japanese seems to be the key, but according to recent research, Japanese was used as the oldest language in the world.
The world was spoken in ancient Japanese, but the language split over 10,000 years.
There seems to be a description of this in the Bible as well.
Back to the topic, let's face nature, enjoy the present, not just efficiency, and talk to insects and plants!
Even if you are not using Japanese, your DNA should have memories of ancient times.

※choro_paさん、イラストのご提供ありがとうございます。