Gentle Wind Project
Thursday afternoon....
I'd like to mention that Debbie and I are "Instrument Keepers" for the Gentle Wind Project. This non-profit organization produces healing instruments that we share with our friends and acquaintances. We have made a donation to the Project to get our instruments and have also agreed to let others use our instruments completely free. That means we cannot make any money from letting others use the instruments. Our most powerful card is the Trauma, Pain and Decompression Card. (photo below)
Most people who use the instrument for the first time take at least 48 hours to integrate the energy from using the instrument. Sometimes, this brings about some sort of emotional crisis as what has been hidden or denied comes to the surface to be confronted. Always with the permission of the user. The Gentle Wind Project has instrument keepers all over the USA and foreign countries. They regularly hold seminars where people are invited to come and use the instruments for free as a trial and if it works for them, then encouraged to make donations to the Project to get their own instruments. No one is turned away because they do not want to make a donation to the Project. We originally heard about these wonderful instruments from two close friends who moved to Hawaii and shared their instruments with us. Cece and Steve.
Nancy, Steve and Cece
I'd like to mention that Debbie and I are "Instrument Keepers" for the Gentle Wind Project. This non-profit organization produces healing instruments that we share with our friends and acquaintances. We have made a donation to the Project to get our instruments and have also agreed to let others use our instruments completely free. That means we cannot make any money from letting others use the instruments. Our most powerful card is the Trauma, Pain and Decompression Card. (photo below)
Most people who use the instrument for the first time take at least 48 hours to integrate the energy from using the instrument. Sometimes, this brings about some sort of emotional crisis as what has been hidden or denied comes to the surface to be confronted. Always with the permission of the user. The Gentle Wind Project has instrument keepers all over the USA and foreign countries. They regularly hold seminars where people are invited to come and use the instruments for free as a trial and if it works for them, then encouraged to make donations to the Project to get their own instruments. No one is turned away because they do not want to make a donation to the Project. We originally heard about these wonderful instruments from two close friends who moved to Hawaii and shared their instruments with us. Cece and Steve.
Nancy, Steve and Cece
posted by Peter at 5:30 PM
1 Comments:
What will you do when the attorney general for the State of Maine shuts down your organization?
http://www.wmtw.com/news/9516341/detail.html
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