When the most powerful shaman of our ancestors died, his homeless spirits, filled with rage and sorrow, tore the sky apart, causing it to fall to the earth. Since then, we have stood on the upper side of the sky disc and reside on the back of the sky. This most famous myth of the Yanomami of Northwest Amazonia has been passed down by their shamans from generation to generation for centuries. Even today, shamans identify with these nature spirits, whom they tame and invite to dwell in their hearts during their initiation. The chest of a powerful shaman thus becomes the round village where the spirits feel at home. With their help, the Pagé can learn at any time who is responsible for the great storm, free a child from its illness, or send death to his worst enemy. Heinz Kindlimann attempts to capture the invisible in his book.