Ohtani, star of U.S. Major League Baseball!
The Japanese baseball player Shohei Ohtani is known throughout the world, not just in Japan but also in all of Asia, the U.S., Canada, and more.
Ohtani signed a massive $700 million (101.4 billion yen) contract—the highest price tag afforded any athlete in any sport throughout the world—with the famous Los Angeles Dodgers in 2024, and has recently announced his marriage.
I would like to share with you proof of a reading I did regarding Ohtani’s palm lines.
In Vol. 98 (released December 3, 2021) of my palm reading YouTube channel, “The Nishitani Show,” I gave an explanation of Shohei Ohtani’s palm lines.
This was when Ohtani was 27 years old.
Ohtani was born July 5, 1994, meaning he is now 29.
This means that he signed his massive world record-shattering contract and got married, both at the age of 29.
Now, the following is a clip from the palm line explanation I did regarding 27-year-old Ohtani, on a video I released on YouTube two years and four months ago.
Looking at his palm lines, I predicted the following for his future.
Predicting the future through 27-year-old Ohtani’s palm lines
“Ohtani will grow massively in skill from when he’s around 24, and will go through major changes in his life from the latter half of his 28th year, to around the age of 29 and 30.
This might be getting married or having kids or something otherwise huge, like maybe he joins a different team and achieves a whole new level of success. His palm lines show this clearly.”
Last year (2023), Ohtani won the American League MVP award for his outstanding two-way run—10 wins as a pitcher and 44 home runs as a hitter—and was crowned home run champion for his 44 home runs.
Ohtani is 193 cm tall and handsome, incredibly generous with donations, and is known for his good character.
In many countries, the things he has said and done have been used as content in textbooks and books.
The clip above was palm reading proof of the world’s greatest athlete, Shohei Ohtani, whose contract has now even eclipsed those of greats like soccer players Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Mandala chart with Ohtani’s future dreams
Ohtani’s goal achievement chart, filled in with detailed goals and actions for achieving his future dreams, and said to have been created when he was in high school, has been widely featured and discussed not just in the media, in weekly magazines and YouTube videos, but also in elementary schools across Japan.
When he was at Hanamaki Higashi High School, he had filled in what is called a mandala chart, on the advice of his baseball coach, Coach Sasaki.
On it, he had written his goal that he would be picked No. 1 in the draft by eight teams, and the actions he would take to achieve this goal.
*Mandala charts are charts in which you write your major future goal in the center, then the things you actually need to do to achieve the goal in the eight directions around that goal.
It is called the mandala chart because it resembles the Indian mandala pattern.
Life plan written in as well
Ohtani’s mandala chart even included a detailed life plan.
He would join a Major League Baseball team at 18,
join a triple-A team and master English at 19,
join a Major League Baseball team and sign a 1.5 billion yen contract at 20,
make his way into the starting rotation and achieve 16 wins at 21,
win the Cy Young Award at 22,
be chosen for the World Baseball Classic Japan national team at 23,
pitch a no-hitter at 24,
achieve 25 wins at 25,
win the World Series and get married at 26,
be chosen MVP of the World Baseball Classic Japan national team at 27,
have a son at 28,
pitch another no-hitter at 29,
become the most prolific Japanese person for some achievement/award (does not say what) at 30,
have a daughter at 31,
win his second World Series at 32,
have a second son at 33,
win his third World Series at 34,
be chosen for the World Baseball Classic Japan national team at 35,
set a strikeout record at 36,
get his eldest son playing baseball at 37,
begin to struggle to get results, and start considering retirement at 38,
decide to retire the following year at 39,
and pitch another no-hitter in his final pre-retirement match at 40.
While the direction and time periods are slightly off, Ohtani’s dreams are steadily coming true
While the direction and age at which he has achieved the dreams are slightly off, Ohtani has succeeded in achieving the kind of results he has dreamed for himself.
I think this is a truly wonderful way to design one’s future and create one’s destiny.
I also feel that Ohtani’s achievements have piled up even higher, and his fame has grown even further when it comes to his success in Major League Baseball.
In this post, I discussed not just Shohei Ohtani’s palm lines, but the method of imagination he used to create a wonderful future.
I hope you are able to use this to benefit your own lives.
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