One embodiment of a continuous wind power system with auxiliary blades comprises of a general generator (150) and six sets of auxiliary blade sets (120) each propelled by a motor (130) of its own. Motors (130) are powered up by batteries, solar panels, or by a fraction of power generated by the generator (150). When motors (130) are powered, auxiliary blade sets (120) propel and create a force perpendicular to the extended arm (110B) to which it is mounted and resulting torque promotes rotary motion of the overall mounting device (110). A transmission device transfers the rotary motion of the mounting device (110) of auxiliary blade sets (120) and motors (130) to the shaft of generator (150A) and results in production of electricity. Clear advantages of this embodiment compared to current HAWT system includes: generation of electricity regardless of the amount of natural wind available and local weather condition, cheap and easy system to implement to improve on or replace existing wind farm, and increased accessibility to clean, green energy to meet growing demands for energy while protecting the environment.