From the heart of the world the Elder Brothers' warning
Deep in the mountains of Colombia, the Kogi tribe, descendents of an ancient Tairona priesthood, "call themselves the Elder Brothers of the human race, and are convinced that we, the Younger Brothers, will soon destroy the balance of life on Earth. They believe that the only hope is for us to change our ways, and have set out to teach us what they know about the balance of mankind, nature and the spiritual world."
"Deep in the mountains of Colombia, the Kogi tribe, descendents of an ancient Tairona priesthood, "call themselves the Elder Brothers of the human race, and are convinced that we, the Younger Brothers, will soon destroy the balance of life on Earth. They believe that the only hope is for us to change our ways, and have set out to teach us what they know about the balance of mankind, nature and the spiritual world.""@en
"In March 2004, one of the world's last voluntarily isolated groups of hunter-gatherers walked out of the forest in northern Paraguay, fleeing ranchers' bulldozers. They formed a new village with their more settled relatives, where they confronted the complexities of learning how to become "Ayoreo Indians" and more critically, how to survive in a rapidly changing world."
"Deep in the mountains of Colombia, the Kogi tribe, descendants of an ancient Tairona priesthood, call themselves the Elder Brothers of the human race, and are convinced that we, the Younger Brothers, will soon destroy the balance of life on Earth. They believe that the only hope is for us to change our ways, and have set out to teach us what they know about the balance of mankind, nature and the spiritual world."@en
"Deep in the mountains of Colombia, the Kogi tribe, descendents of an ancient Tairona priesthood, "call themselves the Elder Brothers of the human race, and are convinced that we, the Younger Brothers, will soon destroy the balance of life on Earth. They believe that the only hope is for us to change our ways, and have set out to teach us what they know about the balance of mankind, nature, and the spiritual world.""@en
""After four centuries of seclusion, the Kogi, considered to be the last surviving pre-Columbian civilization, asked filmmaker Ereira to visit their homeland in the Sierra Nevada mountains of northern Columbia. 'From the Heart of the World: The Elder Brothers' Warning' delivers their prophetic message to the industrialized world. Seeing themselves as guardians of life on earth, the Kogi have a profound spiritual understanding of the bond between humankind and the natural world--a bond that, as they insist, must be respected."--Container insert."@en
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