The Englishman in Coelho's The Alchemist is searching for "a universal language." What is that language?

There is a very spiritual/new age feel to .
The boy learns about things that he cannot discover through books. Instead he needs to be able
to learn through his experiences and to listen to his own heart.. He learns that he needs to be
able to accept change and to find the beauty in simple things and to live in the moment rather
than the past or the future. In the present moment he learns to look for signs that will tell
him the will of God. He discovers that doing all of these things will help him to understand the
"Soul of the World" through which everything is connected. The Universal Language is
the way that the Soul of the World speaks, and it is understood by all even without words. This
is how the boy is able to understand his sheep. He learns all of these things with the help of
The Alchemist so that he may fulfill his life's purpose by also becoming an
alchemist.