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Note: This page contains 4 pictures. Size between 35k to 53k each. Please be patient ... wait for the pictures to be loaded.
Today, it is quite common to see `artificial' tubes containing water.
The base of these tubes produce bubbles and lighted up usually with blue light.
As most of the water is enclosed, only a small surface i.e. the top of the tubes are in contact with air.
One has to suspect whether, beneficial Qi flows better or less under this tube. Contrast this to more traditional concepts like a water wall or a fountain.
Some homes are begining to use the smaller versions of it. Perhaps, could the lighting in the water tube or the bubbles create benefical Qi even if it is not exposed to air? Well, we need to evaluate them further.
Please see pictures below:-
Picture 1 (below): size = 35k ... loading... Showing the water tube

Picture 2 (below): size = 53k ... loading... Showing two water tubes at an angle

Picture 3 (below): size = 53k ... loading... Showing a close up picture of two water tubes

Picture 4 (below): size = 53k ... loading... Showing a typical water wall (where water is in full contact with the atmosphere as opposed to the water wall where only the top of the water is exposed to the air)

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