[2] According to Hopi legend as reported by writer Frank Waters,[3] at the beginning of time, Taiowa the Creator created his nephew, Sótuknang, to construct places for life.
[5] The ninth and final sign of destruction is described by White Feather (via Waters) as, "You will hear of a dwelling-place in the heavens, above the earth, that shall fall with a great crash.
[7] It is said that if the True White Brother fails in his mission and is unable to find uncorrupted men and women, that the earth will be completely destroyed and none will be spared.
[citation needed] Author Jason Colavito was not able to find any reference to the name "Blue Star Kachina" before Frank Water's "Book of the Hopi" in 1963.
[2] In Colavito's article, he found that the earliest mention of the nine signs that are now associated with the "Blue Kachina" is to a Methodist pastor David Young who picked up a Hopi hitchhiker White Feather in 1958, and then wrote a pamphlet based on his memories of what they said.