This Bagua diagram has been hanging on the wall behind my desk in my studio for several years. Recently, I noticed it was fading and had to take it down to replace it with a new one. In Feng Shui, it's generally recommended to replace or remove wall-mounted images that are faded, damaged, or old, as fading symbolizes a decline in energy, which is not a good omen. I also want to remind everyone that Bagua diagrams are not suitable for hanging casually. Non-professionals should not imitate this, and I don't recommend using Bagua diagrams in homes or offices. The Bagua represents the cyclical change of Yin and Yang, ultimately returning to its origin. If you hope for career development, expansion, or advancement, hanging a Bagua diagram indoors is generally not suitable for offices or homes. Those truly suited to using Bagua diagrams on the wall are usually people with a background in spiritual practice or who know how to apply them; otherwise, it's easy to use them incorrectly. Feng Shui emphasizes using the right things for the right people. That's all for today. Thank you for reading.