Two-Headed Dr.
Noun
A root worker with dual specialties; one of a diviner, and another with the mojo to work conjure & hoodoo.
Growing up in the Old South, poor was poor. Pastor Juju’s family was so po they couldn't afford the other "o-r" in the word poor. As a little boy, he spent his time with the elders. They noticed he’d been born with The Veil, and helped him develop his abilities by teaching him Hoodoo.
When he reached adulthood, he took to the pulpit, had a proper congregation, and knew the Bible as well as anybody’s Big Momma. But the real work started when the church doors were locked. Pastor Juju was a powerful Two-Headed Dr. He could work with any spirit and fix most problems with a candle and a little crossroads dirt.
He was a Trickster, an ally to the marginalized, and used his powers to seek justice for those the system failed. This intention lives through everything we create at Pastor Juju Productions.
The Veil
Noun
The ability to see into the world of the spirit that shows up in various ways from person to person.
Pastor Juju
(Early 1800s - Late 1800s)
Trick-ster
Noun
In mythology and the study of folklore and religion, a trickster is a character in a story who exhibits a great degree of intellect or secret knowledge and uses it to play tricks or otherwise disobey normal rules and defy conventional behavior.