He was different from the other children

Mojmír Řehák is simply not like everyone else. The doctors said so, then his teachers, and finally his colleagues at work. After all, as a small child, an Amazonian shaman had him drink a magical potion called ayahuasca for three months. Endowed with mystical abilities, Mojmír is able to perceive the world in a broader context.

In the wild nineties, this talent leads Mojmír into the arms of the CIA. As the head of its Prague cell, he faces a series of bizarre challenges – like arranging for a recently deceased politician to attend a pre-election television debate.

By a confluence of incredible circumstances, the young man stumbles upon the greatest secret of the Second World War. Together with his boss, Agent Smith, and his old acquaintance, the shaman, he uncovers not only Adolf Hitler's post-war hiding place but, more importantly, the results of secret Nazi research that answer one of humanity's oldest questions – what exactly is God?

WHERE DOES REALITY END AND FICTION BEGIN?
A CRAZY STORY ABOUT A TIME EVEN CRAZIER THAN OUR OWN