Cenit is a fiery journey from naive childhood beliefs to an explosive, almost cosmic awakening of the senses. At first the singer lists all the tales he swallowed without question: the moon sleeps when the sun rises, the devil lurks in dark corners, you must never stare at the sun, and there is no life beyond death. Little by little he realizes these limits were taught limits, not truths. The moment he questions them, his world cracks open and he begins to crave something far bigger than the shadows on the floor.
That craving turns into raw, sensual discovery. He no longer wants a love that is only skin deep; he wants to see himself "reflected transparent" inside the vast universe that exists within his lover. As he wanders across her body - "at the edge of your breasts," "hung like a painting on the walls of your womb" - the song paints passion as a spiritual ascent. The cenit (zenith) is the highest point where pleasure, energy and blood collide in a burst of unity, smashing every old superstition. In short, Cenit celebrates breaking free from limiting beliefs and finding transcendence through an all-consuming connection with another person.