"All My Ways Are Known to You" by Tomáš Halík is a profound autobiography that takes the reader on a journey through extraordinary phases of the author's life. Halík, who grew up during the Stalinist era, vividly describes his conversion to Christianity and the formative events of his youth, such as the "Prague Spring" and the Soviet occupation of 1968. His secret ordination as a priest and his involvement in the "underground church" are integral parts of his narrative, as is his active role in the "Velvet Revolution" of 1989. Halík reflects not only on his intellectual and spiritual development but also shares his inner conflicts and crises. This blend of personal experience with theological and philosophical reflections makes the book a unique work that stands in the tradition of Saint Augustine.