"Psychic" is a work of the famous American writer Kenneth Kesey, which is full of philosophical reflections and deep moral problems. The book tells about the life of the main character Randal McMurphy, who ends up in a defunct mental institution. The action takes place in the mid-60s in the USA, when times change and incredible events occur in the institution. Randy acts as a rebel and an opponent of the routine approach to treating patients, he uses humor and wit to challenge the system and make other patients think for themselves. The book "Psychic" adds a sense of inner freedom and moral strength, which helps to change one's own perception of the environment and society as a whole. This book is a deep reflection of a person's inner world, his struggle with the system, his search for his own place in life and the importance of self-belief. "Psychic" leaves a mark in the hearts of readers and encourages thinking about true values, free will and inner strength that help overcome any obstacles.