In this article, philosophical-spiritual analysis of reality in Uzbek prose created in the last quarter of the 20th century and in the present period, looking into the bottomless and dark layers of the hero's psyche, and the principle of deep reflection on the meaning of human life are discussed in Uzbek prose. It is revealed on the example of the analysis of the story of the well-known representative Luqmon Borikhan "The Boy Who Saw Khizr" or "The Guardian of the Stream". In it, the psyche and inner experiences of the characters are clarified through a series of events, monologues, and dialogues.