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The tradition of the Kayapó Indians

in the jungle of Brazil, the region south of Pará, on the Rio Fresco, there is a very interesting tradition of a heavenly emissary. The speech is from the tribe of Kayapó Indians who eke out their existence in this area. Their tribal legend, allegedly by a strange white creature to report that one day said to have appeared in their village. It is said

One day, Bep-Kororoti in the village. He was clothed with Bo, who covered him from head to foot. In his hand he carried a Kop, a thunder weapon. Some tried to fight the intruder, but her arms were too weak. Every time she's clothes Bep-Kororoti touched, crumbled them to dust.

The Warriors, who had come from outer space had, about the fragility of those who opposed him laugh. In order to prove his strength, he lifted his Kop, pointed to a tree and a stone and destroyed them both. He lived for decades with them before he left for good.

This masked "Godhead" taught the Indians in agriculture, "civilized" way of life and improved their pursuit of art - he was the teacher of her people. In ritual dances and parties who have Kayapó still a ritual in honor of this form of garment made of palm leaves that will just show that Bo.

When in 1952 the first expedition to penetrated the Indian tribe, this ritual dance of the Kayapó Indians was also captured on film. The similarity of the photographs of Bo and our current cosmonaut suits is amazing. The soil covering the whole body of the dancer and looks quite clumsy and bulky. The head (helmet) could - in shape - good fit on an astronaut suit. The Indians report that this ritual was in the history of their tribe has always been ubiquitous - an ancient rite.
The Legend of Kayapó us that their people not for a long, long time lived in their present territory, but "on a large savannah" in sight of a mountain massif. The above-cited God Bep-Kororoti according to the myths of the tribe from that region in the village of Kayapos be reached. But where exactly, except that he came from heaven, they do not know.

After the villagers made friends with the presence of white-skinned visitor, had lived and hunted Bep-Kororoti now with them in the village. Later, the legend, he chose a young girl as a wife, and they had children.

Because the new Village residents' smarter than all "was, he taught the tribe to give his knowledge. He lived many years among them, went with the hunt, while he himself "did not eat the food of the village," as the tradition says. He improved their lives.

But then isolated himself Bep-Kororoti more and more of the other members of the tribe, and remained in his hut alone. When he left his home and then, "he always went to the mountains (...), where he had come".

After some time he then hastily left the village. Only after several days he came back and started a fight with the warriors of the village, which finally drove him back to "on the crests of the mountains." From here, Bep-Kororoti made their way to the summit, taking every plant (trees and shrubs) destroyed the road. At the top, the whole area was to loud Crash shattered, and he disappeared under smoke and thunder, surrounded by flaming clouds, in heaven ("air"). It reports the Indian legends.