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Energy Regulators

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nergy regulators are a special class of mountain formation resembling a hill, mound, or pillar. When close to a dragon vein, regulators route vein energy into a valley or plains. When located in the middle of a valley, they amplify energy and channel it through the valley. When located along the spine of a range, they act like a valve, controlling the amount of energy that passes through the dragon vein.

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A tall thin rock pillar acts as an acupuncture needle in channeling earth energy (Canyon de Chelly, Arizona).

Regulator with defined control knob on top (Monument Valley, Arizona).		Triple regulators offer fine-tune channeling of earth energy (Colorado National Monument, Colorado).

Pagoda, a human-made regulator (Hong Kong).		A Typical energy regulator that channels dragon vein energy to flat land (Los Alamos, New Mexico).

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