Children of the Stars: Slavic Hit of 2026

Автор слов, музыки, видео: Веретенников Сергей.
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**«Дети звёзд» — авторская песня Сергея Веретенникова о свободе, человеческом достоинстве и космическом будущем Земли.**

Мы живём на одной планете, говорим на разных языках, храним разные традиции и по-разному обращаемся к Небу. Но над всеми нами сияют одни и те же звёзды.

Эта песня — о мире, в котором народы не стремятся подчинять друг друга, дети не слышат грохота войны, а поля пахнут тёплым хлебом. О мире, где никакой престол, государственный символ или система не стоят выше человека, его совести и права жить свободно на своей земле.

«Дети звёзд» соединяет красоту родной природы, память предков и мечту о будущем, в котором человечество оставит земную орбиту и встретится с великой тайной Вселенной.

Мы не только дети Земли.
В каждом из нас живёт частица бесконечного космоса.

Посмотрите видеоклип до конца и напишите в комментариях: **что лично для вас означает быть ребёнком звёзд?**

Автор слов и идеи — **Сергей Веретенников**.

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A magnificent, wise song with a wonderful, magical performance—and while listening, you feel its resonance throughout your entire body.
Gratitude to Om Shanti for the work and effort!

Songwriter: Sergey Veretennikov


Dawn rises over the fields,
Forests and rivers turn to gold.
We came to bring the world its light,
So that we may see the light in every soul.


How many faces does our beloved land have,
How much pain has frozen in those faces.
We sprouted into the light from storms,
To piece the world together bit by bit.


Our mountains shelter the clouds,
Our steppes stretch into the boundless distance.
And the river flows like time,
Drawing patterns across the land.


We do not build iron borders
Between the heart, the land, and the people.
We want, among joyful faces,
To live beneath our vast shared sky.


The double-headed eagle is not our master!
We are a proud people, not a herd!
We will give up nothing that is ours,
And we need nothing that belongs to others!


Let speech differ in many tongues,
Let prayers and songs be different,
We must protect one another,
Casting off the burden of hatred and revenge.


We want every people
To live freely beneath its own sky,
So that children never hear thunder,
So that the fields smell of warm bread.


Our songs, hopes, and dreams,
Our wisdom, faith, and roads.
There is enough land in this world
For us to live without hatred or fear.


The throne is not the people's master.
Our master is the Heavenly Lord.
Our judge on Earth is the round table.
And in heaven—the bodiless Spirit.


The double-headed eagle is not our master!
We are a proud people, not a herd!
We will give up nothing that is ours,
And we need nothing that belongs to others!


Our songs, hopes, and dreams,
Our knowledge, bread, and roads.
There is enough land in this world
For us to live without hatred or fear.


Dawn rises over the planet,
A new era begins.
Earth's antennas already hear
The distant voice of another world.


Our children will launch a spacecraft
And leave Earth's orbit behind.
The stellar expanse will open to them,
Hidden until now by time.


We are not the ashes of forgotten ages,
Nor slaves to a rotten system.
In our souls shines the fire
Of that distant cosmic era.


Our blood remembers the light of the heights,
And the cosmos pulses through our veins.
We are not only children of Earth—
We are particles of the Universe.


Look at Earth shining
In the boundless cosmic abyss.
All peoples are one family,
All prayers are one song.


The planet has no unwanted children,
No strangers beneath the boundless stars.
Let us become better, wiser, kinder,
Let us grow up again in space.


The double-headed eagle is not our master!
We are a proud people, not a herd!
We will give up nothing that is ours,
And we need nothing that belongs to others!


Our blood remembers the light of the heights,
And the cosmos pulses through our veins.
We are not only children of Earth—
We are particles of the Universe.


We are children of the stars…
We are children of the stars…

What a radiant hymn... Thank you for touching the soul so gently.

To me, being a child of the stars means remembering that my cells remember the explosions of galaxies, while my heart pulses in time with the Universe. It is a quiet certainty that I am not here by accident, and that my task is not to conquer, but to discover, love, and shine like those distant lights. The stars do not demand greatness—they simply are. And it is enough for us to be the same: warm, genuine, and true to ourselves.

OM Shanti, thank you! Beauty and strength at the same time. The words are precise and profound. I hope as many people as possible hear them and are moved by them. And may there be happiness on Earth!

For anyone who is not aware:



There are people who do not know who their master is.

Two heads—a genetic experiment, a degenerate, a mutant... something unnatural, abnormal, and non-natural.

I would especially like to point out to you that there are no other two-headed animals, birds, or creatures anywhere in the world on coats of arms. There are also the double-headed eagles of Serbia and Montenegro, once very close friends of Russia.

Moreover, if we delve into our epics and Slavic fairy tales, all these holy heroes and bogatyrs were always fighting various multi-headed monsters. And they cut off their heads with a sword.

The best-known Vedic example is that the god Rama fought the demon Ravana, who had several heads.
This story is thousands of years old.

Who is the demon Ravana?

A terrible oppressor of the Earth and its people. Literally everyone was brought to their knees and led a terrible life in poverty.

Rama—the embodiment of Good—destroyed the demon!

Dobrynya Nikitich killed a three-headed creature that tormented the Slavic people.

Or, for example:

In the twelfth chapter of the Revelation of John the Theologian, a huge red dragon with seven heads, ten horns, and seven diadems appears. It tries to destroy a woman and her child. Then the Archangel Michael and his angels engage it in a heavenly battle; the dragon is directly identified with the devil and Satan.


The contrast is especially interesting:

• the hero has one head, one heart, one goal;
• the monster has many heads, voices, and mouths, but a single predatory body and deceitful tongues.

OM Shanti, thank you so much for the song “Children of the Stars.” As always, it is very sincere and courageous! Your songs always have something that “strikes a chord,” and you start thinking about things you had never thought about before , and then “discover” amazing things that help you become a better person.
And thank you for such a beautiful question.
What does being a Child of the Stars mean to me personally? To me, it is both very simple and natural, and infinitely deep, exalted, and meaningful. After all, we are “not only children of the Earth; we are particles of the Universe.”
On the one hand, it is as natural as the relationship between a child and their parents. If we are born in the universe, if every particle of us was once born in the depths of stars, then being their children means expressing the natural essence of our existence. Above all, it means remembering our Source, the Laws of Nature, and our True Freedom.
On the other hand, realizing this completely changes your perception of life and its meaning.
When you begin to feel not like a “random” person in a vast world, but like part of a great and truly Living Cosmos, your view of every word, thought, and action changes. You begin to understand that life is given not only to be lived for yourself. It is perceived as an opportunity to bring a little more Light, Love, Beauty, Wisdom, and Creativity into this world, as an opportunity to defend your true freedom.
For me, being a Child of the Stars means remembering that within every person—as within me—there already burns a Spark of the same Light that shines in the Sun and the Stars. And my task is to “acknowledge” this Kinship, my Star Lineage, Its Presence, with the possibility of free communication. Not in order to necessarily become someone “Great,” but to remember this, become the very Essence of Light, and allow this Light to manifest through me in earthly life: in relationships, in work, in creativity, in my way of life and attitude toward my body, in helping people, and in the ability to love. In other words, it is not about a sense of greatness or power, but rather a feeling of deep Unity with all living things and immense responsibility for what I myself bring into this world.
Once a person begins to live with this understanding, the question “Who am I? Why do I live?” gradually turns into another: “How can I become a Conduit of the Light that the Universe has entrusted to me today?”
Perhaps this is exactly what being a Child of the Stars means to me.

In this connection, we can also turn our attention to Brahma. He is supposedly also depicted with four heads. And you will probably be surprised to learn that Brahma actually had five heads, one of which Shiva cut off. In other words, we see a case where a certain multi-headed being submitted to the highest aspect of the Absolute. And this was probably the very first case in which a multi-headed being was attacked by a divine being. That is, by Shiva—and was punished for it.


As you already know, at the Mahapurna School I opened a topic called “Gods and Demons. The Demonic Nature.” And as you already understand, demons do not differ from gods all that much. Both the Vedas and Vedic literature tell us that Brahma could also make mistakes and did not always take the side of the divine. And as you can see, Brahma was punished for this by Shiva.


I will tell you even more: Brahma behaved so badly that Shiva created his most furious, most terrifying form for this purpose, and in that form punished Brahma.


Moreover, Shiva wanted to destroy and cut off all of Brahma’s heads, but Vishnu intervened on Brahma’s behalf, since he saw that Brahma had already repented of his behavior.


Nevertheless, I would not want to compare Brahma—or have you compare him—with some kind of human monstrosity in the form of a two-headed eagle. The relationship between Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva belongs to categories beyond human consciousness.

Thank you, OM Shanti, for the song of Freedom, Unity, and the Path to the Stars!
For me, the question “What does it mean to be a child of the Cosmos?” is another impetus toward awakening.
I know intellectually all the information you reveal about our nature, but old patterns of thinking still keep consciousness asleep and dependent.
You always give us the opportunity to see and feel this Cosmic connection, to remember ourselves through practices, meditations, songs, and simply music.
The School’s topic “Other Inhabitants of the Cosmos” allowed me to become aware of, accept, and understand the presence and diversity of the inhabitants of the Universe.
And “Prayers in Other Languages at the Star Temple” allowed me to feel this connection, which is very inspiring.
“What does it mean to me to be a child of the Cosmos?”
It means following the laws of the Cosmos and the Universe, continuing to shine brighter, brighter, and brighter.
7371 , thank you for such a complete and comprehensive answer to the question; it helped strengthen me in true values!