A dialogue between two reference figures in music and philosophy, Battiato and Panikkar, who most expressed and reflected on the cosmotheandric reality. Raimon Panikkar's entire thought as well as Franco Battiato's music are moved by the urge to "hold together" the cosmos, the divine and the human: the cosmotheandric dimension. The surprising dialogue between Battiato and Panikkar, two people from different cultures, unfolds naturally, with familiarity, as it is aroused by this intrinsic and profound instance common to both. These are the crucial questions of contemporary man: sciences, techniques, markets, religions themselves seem to create walls between men. What supports and guides us? What can really put us in relationship as humans and as beings, part of nature and of an "ecosystem"? What anchors us? Without love, unfathomable "primum movens", can we call ourselves human? Can we find our humanity only by looking at the stars?