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Knoxville Metro Pulse, USA
Spe. 2, 2004
www.metropulse.com

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 8622 • Posted: Thursday September 2, 2004  

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The Gentle Wind Project of Kittery, Maine, was recently in the news for filing a federal lawsuit against a couple who had allegedly slandered the group with claims of mind control and child neglect, among other charges.

According to a Gentle Wind spokesperson, each human lives inside an energy field 8 to 10 feet high, 4 to 6 feet wide, which sometimes gets damaged and must be repaired. Its “healing instruments” are just the tools to do that, bringing good health, based on “20 years” of research. For example, its “Puck Puck” (which resembles several tuning forks) is said to bring relief from high blood pressure, arthritis, migraines, ulcers and chronic fatigue to those who merely hold them, and it has even been known to help people “forgive.”

On the other hand, wrote the spokesperson, “We’re not New Age wackos.”

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