The Great MoJoJo Knows
Mojojo KNOWS !mo Jo Jo is our spiritual leader, counselor and advisor in all things  temporal and spiritual. Having been gifted since birth with  amazing insight and powers, he has
taught us an understanding of the world unequalled by any other shaman. 
M
o Jo Jo believes that the moment is now; the time is now, and asks, why the hell are you worrying about the past and concerned with the future, when you should be at One with Time ?

A gifted musician of no small talent, MoJoJo  also recommends  a path which encompasses a variety of learning and teaching tools, ranging from the written works of Richard Brautigan, Lama Govinda, Allistair Crowley,  and Ken Kesey, Jr.; he meditates  on the art of Salvidor Dali, Edvard Monk, Hieronymos Bosch,  and Rene' Magritte.

He resonates  to the music of  Brian Eno, Gentle Giant, Edgar Verez, John Cage, The Fugs, The Shaggs,  Captain Beefheart, The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Screaming Lord Sutch, the Dixie Cups, Aretha Franklin, Townes Van Zandt and the entire catalog of Quasimodo Records. 

His favorite albums are Too Stuffed to Jump by the Amazing Rhythm Aces, and Sufficiently Breathless by Captain Beyond. 

His favorite spiritual power spots are Congo Square, Red Rocks, Horning's Hideout, Machu Picchu, East St. Louis, Magnolia Fest, Tipitina's, Wyandotte Cave and Pete's Pub in Little Harbour (with goombay smash in hand).

His favorite movies are Greaser's Palace, Zachariah, King of Hearts, and more recently, Eraserhead, Pirates of the Caribbean and  Dogma. He recommends Last Tango in Paris and  Blue Velvet as his favorite first date films. (The Matrix trilogy is a guilty pleasure.)  Buffy the Vampire Slayer is his favorite tv show.

His favorite entertainers are Ernie Kovaks and Flipper.

His favorite color is purple.

Contact us for more information about the MoJoJo Knows High Colonic Spiritual Center and Banana Daiquiri Sunset Tiki  Bar, located in beautiful downtown Hammond, Indiana, where it's no longer necessary to throw the feces through the bars.