Defensive Feng Shui Tool for sucking wealth

[myfs_148843]

Appended by Cecil:
1. Please confirm if the photo is taken by yourself or you had copied it without permission from somewhere = copyright issues... If I don't hear from you; unfortunately, have to remove this posting.
2. Actually, on the contrary; the term is not "defensive" but rather called "Offensive" tool(s).

Dear Mr. Cecil,
I just want to ask feng shui defensive tool
1. (double cannon on roof deck) use by the bank in Hong Kong (HSBC) is to suck wealth from the other bank building that look like a sword building (BOC) and pose threat to their building?
2. In our office:
I notice one of my co worker place a desk clock on his desk and its directly facing on my table and a toy warship cannon pointing on my desk, does it create any shar qi or bad things to my carreer? Theres no way to put that clock and warchip with cannon anyway because he glued it on his desk.
Thanks.

[myfs_148843]

Dear Master Cecil,
Greetings of peace and never-ending wealth!
The
topic posted is very interesting but im not the one who post it. I used to rent a PC recently and the password was automatically saved in a browser, in addition some of my friends know about my email is
there any way to have it removed. Im currently experiencing malware and
spyware virus, my very important files on my PC was already missing and
my remote desktop have 6 users. I only experience this a few weeks ago.
I already send a message to support@geomancy.net regarding this and Im
just worried if just in case I avail your service, the payment via
credit card is safe, or any suggestion.
I love this site and I
learned too much for every informative detail with some hints of holistic and common sense approach (not spoon
feeding).
Hope to hear from you soonest.
Best regards,

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On 5/12/2011 11:09:16 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Appended by Cecil: 1. Please
confirm if the photo is taken
by yourself or you had copied
it without permission from
somewhere = copyright
issues... If I don't hear from
you; unfortunately, have to
remove this posting.2.
Actually, on the contrary; the
term is not "defensive" but
rather called "Offensive"
tool(s).Dear Mr. Cecil,I just
want to ask feng shui
defensive tool 1. (double
cannon on roof deck) use by
the bank in Hong Kong (HSBC)
is to suck wealth from the
other bank building that look
like a sword building (BOC)
and pose threat to their
building?2. In our office:I
notice one of my co worker
place a desk clock on his desk
and its directly facing on my
table and a toy warship cannon
pointing on my desk, does it
create any shar qi or bad
things to my carreer? Theres
no way to put that clock and
warchip with cannon anyway
because he glued it on his
desk. Thanks.

[Cecil Lee]

Sorry to hear about your PC problems.
As for credit card information; never store your credit card account (inclusive) of the password on your PC. So far, in my opinion; all browsers with secure lock on shown on the browser is encrypted at the point of time of maing any transaction(s).
Please confirm that the source of the original photo that you had posted. Did you take the photo or did you copy from some source. Thanks.

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On 5/13/2011 12:21:41 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Cecil,Greetings of
peace and never-ending
wealth!The
topic posted is very
interesting but im not the one
who post it. I used to rent a
PC recently and the password
was automatically saved in a
browser, in addition some of
my friends know about my email
is
there any way to have it
removed. Im currently
experiencing malware and
spyware virus, my very
important files on my PC was
already missing and
my remote desktop have 6
users. I only experience this
a few weeks ago.
I already send a message to
support@geomancy.net regarding
this and Im
just worried if just in case I
avail your service, the
payment via
credit card is safe, or any
suggestion. I love this site
and I
learned too much for every
informative detail with some
hints of holistic and common
sense approach (not spoon
feeding). Hope to hear from you
soonest.Best regards,On 5/12/2011
11:09:16 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Appended by Cecil: 1. Please
confirm if the photo is taken
by yourself or you had copied
it without permission from
somewhere = copyright
issues... If I don't hear from
you; unfortunately, have to
remove this posting.2.
Actually, on the contrary; the
term is not "defensive" but
rather called "Offensive"
tool(s).Dear Mr. Cecil,I just
want to ask feng shui
defensive tool 1. (double
cannon on roof deck) use by
the bank in Hong Kong (HSBC)
is to suck wealth from the
other bank building that look
like a sword building (BOC)
and pose threat to their
building?2. In our office:I
notice one of my co worker
place a desk clock on his desk
and its directly facing on my
table and a toy warship cannon
pointing on my desk, does it
create any shar qi or bad
things to my carreer? Theres
no way to put that clock and
warchip with cannon anyway
because he glued it on his
desk. Thanks.

[Cecil Lee]

Miniature cannons and their symbolism of an offensive “weapon”.