Fire

For a man, a useful fire points to provision and benefit; a destructive one warns of conflict to avoid.

For a woman, a hearth fire reflects warmth and provision in the home; a wildfire warns of strife.

For the married, a controlled fire signals warmth and provision; an uncontrolled one warns of heated conflict.

For the unmarried, a warm contained fire can point to a passionate but honourable bond forming, while a wild fire warns of a turbulent match.

For a parent, a hearth fire reflects warmth and provision for the family, while an unchecked fire warns of conflict affecting the children.

If a child dreams of fire, it is best understood as a warning to be careful, like staying away from something hot — not something to be frightened by, since it usually passes quickly.

For an expectant mother, a gentle warming fire suggests comfort and care surrounding her, while a raging fire urges extra caution and rest.

For the sick, fire can mirror the heat of illness itself — a contained fire hints at fever passing, while a raging one urges seeking proper treatment.

For a student, a steady flame can symbolize the spark of understanding, while a wild fire warns of scattered, unfocused effort.

For a traveller, a controlled fire along the way suggests warmth and welcome, while a raging fire warns of danger or delay ahead.