Cult Rock!
NPR reporter Jennifer Sharpe describes her journalistic immersion into the "ooga booga" of Father Yod's Source Family commune, the most beautiful cult of the 1970s. "After a few weeks, I started noticing a shift in my mental state. Father Yod's teachings unexpectedly began to resonate. Suddenly, it felt like the most natural thing in the world to stop eating meat. So I did." Ok, but did she learn how to rock to the transcendental vibrations of Pithius, Zunthar, and Octavious --YaHoWa13, Father Yod's musical ministry? Click here, and you will (Don't miss the slideshow).
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NPR reporter Jennifer Sharpe describes her journalistic immersion into the “ooga booga” of Father Yod’s Source Family commune, the most beautiful cult of the 1970s. “After a few weeks, I started noticing a shift in my mental state. Father Yod’s teachings unexpectedly began to resonate. Suddenly, it felt like the most natural thing in the world to stop eating meat. So I did.” Ok, but did she learn how to rock to the transcendental vibrations of Pithius, Zunthar, and Octavious –YaHoWa13, Father Yod’s musical ministry? Click here, and you will. (Don’t miss the slideshow.)