Kuarashí had his first vision very early. When he was 11, he dreamt with a great flood. The boy woke up scared, like any person who had a nightmare, but his father noticed that the color of his eyes had changed. So, the boy was immediately taken to the Lord of the Village’s hut to tell him about his vision.

So, all villagers were told to prepare themselves to rains that would last 24 hours. Certainly, this was a most important premonition. If the tribe was not ready, it would be a tragedy, especially because of the food supplies and the groups that would be taken by surprise while venturing in the forest.

The Seer of Trumai is still young, but that does not stop him from fulfilling all his tasks as a Lord of the Village’s counselor. Very responsible, he gives attention to all villagers always trying to be a helping hand. Always attentive with the people of Trumai, Kuarashí talks to everyone about life in Mura, never omitting or eluding people.

He prefers not to use body painting on daily life. The Seer wants all villagers to see him just the way he is, with no elements that may distract vision. On his own words: “I want all to have a clear image of me without giving attention to clothing or the body painting.” Obviously, on special occasions, he uses all that is necessary according to the Muras’ traditions.

Kuarashí has visions of happenings that took place in different places and times, or premonitions. It can happen any time of the day or in his dreams.