The Tepehuan people tell a legend of a great flood; the only people saved were those who climbed to the top of Cerro Gordo; so it was there that human life in the world was reborn. San Bernardino de Milpillas Chico is a community with just over 5,000 indigenous and mestizo inhabitants, peasant farmers who live on agriculture, tilling fields in the Sierra and ravines. Their rituals are associated with the agricultural cycle and is. The Ritual of Offerings is held annually at the end of the dry season. Community members meet at the highest point in the region, Cerro Gordo, and on other mountaintops, seeking one common goal: to pray for the rains to come.