This thesis is concerned with the themes of individuality and relational connections between one and other. It starts by discussing Thomas Nagel's question 'What is it like to be a bat' and reads in that question an irreducible curiosity about the cosmological dimension of the world and our relationship to the many entities in it. In vignette style, I point to various philosophies of relational experiences which have attempted to bridge the gap between one and another, before turning to the process philosophy of Alfred North Whitehead, which will serve as the primary philosophical lynchpin of this thesis.