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Gentle Wind Project

RichardR

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Has anyone here heard of The Gentle Wind Project? They offer products such as these cards:


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As far as I can tell you are supposed to hold them in your hands and they provide some kind of magical healing that "comes from the Spirit World, not the human world":

The High Density Healing Card is our smallest full potency healing instrument. It is a 2 face laminated business card size (2" X 3") instrument with the full potential of our larger instruments. We call it the "Lil' Wonder." It provides the initial healing and can be used for physical and emotional balance. The Life Card comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. These products have not been evaluated by the (Food and Drug Administration). These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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These products are advertized on their site as "Donation Requested". According to Rick Ross' Cult Info. Site the suggested donations for GWP "instruments" can range from $450 to $7,600. Hum - a lot of money for a plastic card.

But hey, they're helping people in distress. Just look at these pictures of traumatized victims from around the world benefitting from their trauma cards. Those cards must be a great relief to them.

And then there's the claim the whole Gentle Wind Project is a cult. The people behind the rival Winds of Change claim they were financially exploited and made to engaged in sexual rituals with Gentle Wind's inner circle. Gentle Wind has filed a defamation lawsuit in federal court against Winds of Change.

Has anyone heard of these nuts before?
 
They have earthquake victims holding their cards. :mad:

I hadn't come across this group before. They're really grotesque.
 
Yep - I know of a woo that was convinced of this "Gentle Winding" and went along to a few sessions by people running a "Gentle Winding" roadshow. However, now he thinks it is "very dangerous" and to be avoided at all costs. Unfortunately, this is not because it has had a dose of common sense and can see that it is a pathetic scam, but because he thinks that it is dabbling in bad energy! Woo woo! :rolleyes:

As long as you have a vaguely rational brain, then I think that the only dangers involved are:
  1. you will lose money if you fork out for this crap
  2. you prove how stupid you are if anyone finds out that you think it has any effect at all.
 
Well I agree with one thing in their bumpf " It is a 2 face laminated business card size (2" X 3") instrument with the full potential of our larger instruments."!

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Oh, Kittery. As someone who used to live near there, I would have expected more. They seemed more pragmatic than most coastal towns.

I feel the need to go check out their operation when I'm back there next month. Think they'd be interested in applying for the challenge?
 
But the card comes with a Certificate of Authenticity people, come on!!

"hold this and smile for the camera, say Cheesy" There, we have documented proof of this card working for someone in the third world who can't log onto the internet and check that we have used their image in an unautherised way.
 
Man I love this bit

"While many individuals are trying to copy our Instruments - they cannot be copied or modified. The way they work is extremely complex and cannot be understood by anyone in humanity at this time.

Remember - most people have no idea where their electricity comes from, how their radios, televisions, how their auto engines run, computers work, or satellite GPS systems work, let alone the complexity of high frequency temporal shifting matrixed with millions of predefined etheric modifications operating in a vertically and horizontally oriented polarization. If this sounds complicated and confusing - it is."

This makes me laugh so hard I could choke>
 
"Place card between hands with right palm on right side and left palm on left side of card for 8 minutes."

So, uh, basically, put your hands in the universal prayer position. And, um... pray.

Use a card. Use a rosary. Whatever you like.
 
I generate my own wind from a similar place as these people, but it's not gentle.
 
On the Gentle Wind site, go under the "Help & Support" tab and look at "Quick Fix".

I don't know what's more entertaining, the fact that they think their simplistic and mostly woo woo ideas for revamping the educational system are useful or that they think the entire educational system could be overhauled as a "quick fix".


From the "Instrument Catalogue" page:
We apologize for the "laundered" instrument descriptions found below. While our instruments work entirely with the spiritual etheric nature and because of their newness and unusual effectiveness we have been advised to limit our descriptive literature in order to remain in compliance with current FDA regulations. These instruments do work and work well and their effectiveness will speak for itself. Clinical trials have been done and some of the results are on the Comments page of this website. In a few cases clinical trials were terminated because the investigators were overwhelmingly satisfied with the effectiveness of our technology and did not wish to deprive the control groups of the relief they found immediately with the experimental groups.
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You bet...
 
Wow. That web site has the greatest 3-D, mulitcolor header fonts I have ever seen.

The only dude that didn't have a card in the pictures was wearing his BACK-pack on his FRONT. Thus proving that only an idiot would not use these cards.
 
It’s the “cult” claims that I find even more bizarre. We’ve all seen woo woo BS like this before, but usually the money making aspect is enough for the jokers who are selling this stuff. Seems like they wouldn’t need cult-like practices as well, or am I wrong? Has anyone heard of their cult-like activities? The accusation seems to be coming mainly from these two people.
 
Starrman said:
Wow. That web site has the greatest 3-D, mulitcolor header fonts I have ever seen.

The only dude that didn't have a card in the pictures was wearing his BACK-pack on his FRONT. Thus proving that only an idiot would not use these cards.
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Nah, he's got nothing on Aristotle Guy as far as design goes.
 
c4ts said:
Nah, he's got nothing on Aristotle Guy as far as design goes.
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Of course I'll have to ask you for evidence. Although looking at anything more 'in-your-face' than the fonts on the wind site could induce an aneurysm. Why am I already regretting asking?
 
Starrman said:
Wow. That web site has the greatest 3-D, mulitcolor header fonts I have ever seen.

The only dude that didn't have a card in the pictures was wearing his BACK-pack on his FRONT. Thus proving that only an idiot would not use these cards.
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1. Those 3-D multicolor fonts are all Word Art from Microsoft Word.

2. In that same picture with the guy with the back-pack on his front there is a guy getting beat in the head with a window.
 
Is that not the greatest way to burn out your retinas? Better than Breatharianism!
 
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