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Hi,

Recently, I read in the local newspapers that living too close to hight tension wires are not adviseable. However, rougly from what you have wrote, I guess the high tension poles/wires are quite far away. The recent article mentioned the higher incidence of `cancer' living too close to the high tension wires.

If it quite far away, it usually do not pose any `threat' to your dinning room windows.

In my personal opinion, if it is more than 600 metres away is still acceptable. If there are trees planted between the high tension poles and your home much the better.

Let me share with you one of the Traditional Feng Shui Theories called " Penmanship ".

In the past, many Chinese settlements errect a Pagoda at a specific location of their settlements. Some of these pagodas were errected above underground water. With a pagoda at the location, to offset any built up area. In recent times, underground water was found not `healty' for those living above it.

The other purpose of erecting a pagoda is so that the decendents can strive to do good in their examinations.

Currently, if one can see a tall object e.g. telecoms tower or narrow pointed structure on the right of the study table (when looking out of the window), this is considered good as it means " Penmanship " or one becoming a scholar. Particulary if the child is of the wood element.



On 7/4/99 12:15:48 AM, Anonymous wrote:
>Hi cecil and robert,
>
>
>My north side which is the
>back and west side
>is surrounded by beautiful
>mountains and they
>are visible from my dinning
>room windows
>and living room windows. But
>the trouble is
>there are electricity poles
>and huge transmission
>towers 9 in all which are also
>visible clearly. My question
>is do I sacrifice the view and
>keep the windows covered. Or
>should I leave them open to
>tap the power of
>mountain. Those transmission
>tower has red lights and they
>are visible making inside the
>house making 90 degree angle.
>The electricity
>poles are close by say 20-30
>yards. Thanks
>
>from
>anonymous
>