The smoky god or a voyage to the inner world introduces a visionary account of a hidden realm said to exist beneath the surface of the Earth, presented as a reflective narrative that challenges familiar ideas of geography and human experience. The story unfolds through the recollections of an aging traveler who claims to have reached a vast inner domain illuminated by a radiant central source, regarded by its inhabitants as a powerful guiding presence. This world is portrayed as expansive, harmonious, and shaped by a civilization marked by impressive physical stature and advanced knowledge. The opening frames the tale as a final confession entrusted to a listener, creating an atmosphere of mystery and anticipation. As the account progresses, the focus shifts toward the travelers sense of wonder, the confrontation between curiosity and disbelief, and the possibility that extraordinary truths may lie beyond accepted boundaries. The book blends imagination, exploration, and philosophical reflection to suggest that the world may hold far more than what is commonly perceived.