Children of the Sun
6 hrs. 52 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Sergey Varlashin
Author
Sergey Varlashin
Narrator
Roman Zakharov
Narrator
Roman Zakharov
Description
This book is the author’s free-form account of the Path and its source—Love. Its meaning is an answer to the question of who the “Children of the Sun” are and delivering knowledge directly to the reader in order to broaden their worldview.
This manuscript is, above all, a dialogue between you and yourself, and also, to some extent, the author’s life experience on many questions—along with his own thoughts and views on many externally hidden phenomena. It’s also partially a dialogue with a prano-eater named Maelita, thanks to whose Light it was written. In practice, the dialogues and the personal correspondence with her served as a good introductory material, which, without being formatted into a full-fledged manuscript, would not have had a complete foundation of experience and knowledge for a person who has stepped toward the Light beyond the line that for many still seems incredible.
This manuscript is, above all, a dialogue between you and yourself, and also, to some extent, the author’s life experience on many questions—along with his own thoughts and views on many externally hidden phenomena. It’s also partially a dialogue with a prano-eater named Maelita, thanks to whose Light it was written. In practice, the dialogues and the personal correspondence with her served as a good introductory material, which, without being formatted into a full-fledged manuscript, would not have had a complete foundation of experience and knowledge for a person who has stepped toward the Light beyond the line that for many still seems incredible.
