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Thinking about true values and the right path for people is at the heart of Panteleimon Kulish's poems "To the Native People" and "Three Lusts". The people, who emerged from the "great brigands" and have no honour, who huddle with the native word like a thief, must return to culture, become different - this is the main idea of the lyrical hero. For him, the pursuit of material wealth and fame is vanity, because the main thing in life is silence and bookish cosiness, harmony with oneself and the presence of a loved one who will shine with the "sun of kindness" in difficult moments.