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Daniel Jones aka Master Morda Hehol, who created the International Church of Jediism (UK Church of the Jedi) with his brother Barney Jones (Master Jonba Hehol), claims he was victimised over his beliefs by staff at the local Tesco in Bangor, North Wales.

The church requires believers to cover their heads in public places. But the supermarket staff ejected him from the store over security fears, beause he refused to remove his hood.

Morda Hehol told the Sun:

I told them it was a requirement of my religion but they just sniggered and ordered me to leave. I walked past a Muslim lady in a veil. Surely the same rules should apply to everyone. It was discrimination. I was really upset. Nobody should be treated like that. I’ll advise worshippers to boycott Tesco if it happens again. They will feel the Force.

The jedi holocron handbook clearly states that “Jedis must wear a hood up in any public place of a large audience.”

A Tesco spokeswoman said:

Jedi are very welcome to shop in our stores although we would ask them to remove their hoods. Obi-Wan Kenobi, Yoda and Luke Skywalker all went hoodless without going to the Dark Side. If Jedi walk around our stores with their hoods on, they’ll miss lots of special offers.

The UK Church of Jedi was established in 2008. Jediism is practised 500,000 people around the world.

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Want to be the really cool geek on the block with incredible Jedi-like mental powers?

Well now you can thanks to Uncle Milton Industries’ new toy called The Force Trainer that is hitting the market this month. The game uses a wireless headset which reads your brainwave activity and then converts it in actual physical action. Apparently if you focus well enough you can make the ping-pong looking ball, or as the company calls it – the training sphere, rise in the tower.

"When you concentrate, it activates the training remote," says Frank Adler of toymaker Uncle Milton Industries, which is creating the Trainer. "There is a flow of air that will move the (ball). You can actually feel like you are in a zone."

Star Wars sound effects and audio clips emitted from the base unit "cue you in to progress to the next level (from Padawan to Jedi) or when to move the sphere up or down to keep challenging yourself," Adler says.

Source: USA Today :: Toy trains ‘Star Wars’ fans to use The Force

Here’s a video demonstration courtesy of the New York Post

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