Thunderbolt Fire is one of the Five Elements classifications in the Eight Characters system, and it belongs to the element of fire. Thunderbolt Fire is the fire of a divine dragon, fire in water. It needs the aid of wind, water, thunder, and lightning to transform, and only then can its fortunes flourish and its destiny prosper.
Thunderbolt Fire requires initiative, a strong foundation, and optimism and confidence.
In today's world, things are diverse and bizarre everywhere. How can you get by without some skills and initiative? If you look down on yourself and can't be optimistic and confident, who else will think highly of you? What's the point of living? You need the drive to keep moving forward, knowing that if things don't work out in one direction, they might work out in another. Of course, blind optimism and charging ahead recklessly won't do either. You also have to learn something.
Looking back across five thousand years of Chinese history, there are three things we can be most proud of and should learn from. First is traditional Chinese medicine and wellness, the very foundation and the essence of the essence. Next is internal cultivation, which is the basis and the bridge. Finally, there is Eight Characters destiny analysis, a microcosm of Chinese culture, the soul of its wisdom, and a seasoning for life. This book, Thunderbolt Fire, was written around these three areas of knowledge and the author's own circumstances.
This book has three main parts. Part One covers Eight Characters destiny analysis; Part Two covers internal cultivation; Part Three covers traditional Chinese medicine and wellness.