Although I cannot consider myself a football fan, it seems practically impossible to escape the World Cup fever. Especially after the ‘head butt’ incident involving Zinedine Zidane, who dominated the sports pages. Even someone like me, who is not really interested in football, was drawn to the story that unfolded after the final.
The dominating question on many people’s minds seemed to be this: Why would an illustrious and talented footballer ruin his curtain and his retirement from the world stage at the most prestigious event in football history, with an ignominious red card for a head butt? No matter what Zidane was told, the question many sports journalists, fans and non-fans were asking themselves was: What the hell made him do it?
So, let’s take a look at the BaZi AKA Fate Code of the talisman Zinedine Zidane, to see if we can understand why he saw red on Finals Day.
What a person refuses to reveal about himself can always be deciphered from his Destiny Code. The BaZi of a person tells us not only who we perceive him to be, but who he really is. The Celestial Stems, which form the upper half of a person’s Fate Code, represent the immediate, the obvious, the superficial personality, what we perceive of the person when we first meet them. But to really know what a person is like, we must delve beyond the surface. So, let’s take a look at Zidane’s Fate Code.
BaZi de Zidane reveals that a formation known as Shang Guan Qi Sha or wounded officer controls the formation of seven assassinations. This is a formation that is typically found in prominent martial artists (the Bruce Lee table, for example, has a similar formation) and also in individuals with unique physical abilities. Since there are not so many martial artists today, this training is often applied in the context of sports, since sport is a form of physical art. It is this structure that gives Zidane his magic touch with football. The table shows two types of fire formations, indicating that you can hit the ball equally well with your right and left legs. As his Day Master is sitting on a Seven Killing star, this indicates quick reflexes, charisma, as well as the presence of a good ‘killer instinct’, hence his serene and calm demeanor when receiving penalties! It also shows that you have strong leadership qualities.
The strong wounded officer, who is represented by the element of Bing or Yang Fire, generally marks the individual as someone who does not like to be controlled and is impulsive. Therefore, it indicates challenges when playing a team sport such as soccer and problems for coaches to control it. People with strong wounded officers are also highly individualistic and have strong showmanship. In BaZi’s studio, Bing Fire is the fire of the sun and carries with it qualities such as beauty, passion, intensity, brilliance and magnanimity, all the hallmarks of Zidane’s style of play: the little touches, the acrobatic dazzle. -Makes the ball stunts you perform look easy and your ability not only to score goals, but also to help with goals being scored.
When one has Bing Fire as the star of the wounded officer, the person is often short-tempered and impulsive. Also, Zidane’s Hurting Officer star sits on Yang Ren or Goat Blade, which means she’s a very intense, fiery, and explosive Hurting Officer star. As a result, he has been sent off 14 times in his career, including once for stamping a player during a World Cup match, and another time for heading butt while playing for his club, Juventus. He also has the dubious record of being one of only four players sent off in a World Cup final in World Cup history.
So what made Zidane turn red at this World Cup, when he knew it would be his last international match? With this year being the year of Bing Xu or Fire Dog, the Fire is extremely hot. Then his wounded officer, who is already extremely strong, becomes excessively strong. When an item is overwhelmingly strong, its negative qualities usually come out or stand out prominently. When a wounded officer star turns negative, the person becomes smug, rebellious, and has too much fighting spirit.
Furthermore, the interaction between his current 10-year-old Geng Xu pillar of luck and Bing Xu’s annual pillar reveals a formation known as the Wounded Officer See the Officer (Shang Guan Jian Guan), denoting chaos, irrational and overly emotional behavior. , problems with authority. and go against the accepted order of things. In addition, there is also a Damage formation between the Xu (Dog) of the year, the Xu (Dog) in his 10-year pillar of luck, and the You (Rooster) in his BaZi. This damage formation denotes a lack of peace or inner anger.
Your Yi Forest Day Master needs Gui Water to help him grow and wet the Ji Earth, found in the Chou or the Ox, to appease the heat and allow the Earth to grow. Gui Water is the Star of Resources and also represents the Mother, while Ji Earth is the Star of Wealth, which also represents the wife. Both items are important to this Yi Wood Day Master. What exactly they told him triggered it is still up for debate, but from Zidane’s BaZi, no doubt any insult to his mother or wife would have likely triggered his temper, based on his BaZi!
This raises an important point about BaZi that is often overlooked. In the past, BaZi was designed to reveal destiny and destiny. It was not modified. The path that was laid out was essentially the path that would be walked. Today, we do not perceive BaZi in this way. Destiny is just one of the possible paths that a person can travel. Destiny can, to some extent, be changed. In the old days, a heart attack was a death sentence. Today, if you know it well in advance, it can be prevented and treated. The power of free will, the advantage of informed choice, and the ability to make an informed decision means that the way a person lives their life remains in their hands.
What does this mean in the case of Zinedine Zidane? It is true that Zidane’s BaZi indicates how he would react to a provocation and that his reaction would bring negative consequences. But, at that moment, in the 110th minute in that Berlin field, in the end, Zidane had his destiny, in his own hands, or rather, in his head.
The power of the officer
Despite being expelled, Zidane was awarded the Ballon d’Or and, so far, there does not appear to be any vilification against him in his home country for what he did. Why? His current 10-year pillar of luck shows strong Officer luck as a result of the combination of his Yi Wood Day Master and Geng Metal, so he will continue to inspire respect and honor as the Officer represents good status and reputation. This header will not substantially tarnish your reputation or detract from your skills and talents. Xu (Dog) is the graveyard of Xin Metal, which is the Star of Seven Murders. Seven Killings represents critics, petty people and naysayers. These will eventually go away as the year progresses, so they won’t prove to be a long-term problem. The indications in his graph are that he will probably also win the Ballon d’Or award.
According to Wikipedia, Zidane earned a salary of 6.4 million euros at Real Madrid, and in 2005-2006 he earned 8.6 million euros from endorsement and sponsorship deals. This is also in tune with his 10-year lucky pillar of Geng Xu, which he joined in 2005. Geng Metal and Yi Wood, who is his Master by day, are combining with the Officer. Typically this represents strong sponsorship and endorsement opportunities for an athlete, while the Xu (Dog) brings great wealth of luck. In this pillar of luck, a role as an ambassador for Zidane is ideal and you shouldn’t have a problem with endorsements either. All you have to do is say yes, and your wealth should be assured until 2015. You would be wise to steer clear of coaching or management opportunities, as your BaZi indicates that you lack the patience to coach or lead a football team.
Charisma has a face
It is not uncommon for BaZi practitioners, and even Feng Shui practitioners, to rely on face reading, or Mian Xiang, as a back-up discipline. There have been times when I have used face reading for quick or on-the-spot assessments of a client’s luck, when a BaZi chart was not available. The face, almost always, confirms what we already know about the Destiny Code. So what story does Zidane’s face tell? If you look closely at his face, you will notice that his eyebrows pierce upward, at the ‘head’ (the end closest to the center of the face). In Mian Xiang, these are known as spear-tipped eyebrows and denote people who are very stubborn and fast. Usually people with spear-shaped eyebrows also have a prominent or strong wounded officer (Shang Guan) nature.
Zidane has strong, high, outward-growing cheekbones, denoting strong leadership and a charismatic nature. He has sharp, pointed eyes that indicate impatience, but an eye for detail, hence his ability to create possibilities on the soccer field, seemingly out of nowhere.
In Mian Xiang, each year of a person’s life is represented by a single point on the face. The ages of 27 to 30 are represented by the temples, the palace of life or Yin Tang, which is located between the eyebrows, and the Forest, which is the area above the ear. In Zidane’s face, all these areas are sunken or the hairline crosses them, which denotes that these years are less favorable. However, once Zidane entered brow luck, at age 31 (30 by Western age reckoning), his luck clearly improved. His eyebrows are clear and charismatic, not too thick and grow upwards. In fact, in 2002, Zidane won the UEFA Champions League Most Valuable Player award and went from Juventus to Real Madrid for a record € 66 million. At 35, you just ended brow luck and you entered eye luck, which means that while your luck will remain good, the best is probably behind you, so your decision to retire is truly I knew.