SymbolsEdit

Traditionally, fire represents the active and masculine or the Yang in Chinese culture. It is most closely related to the sun and the powers of change and purification. Contrasting to water, fire moves upward with rising energy; therefore, the alchemical symbol is an upward pointing triangle. Fire can also be represented by a sword.

The colors of fire are traditionally red, orange, and yellow. These create the aspects of flames and rays.

Place and Time SymbolismEdit

In a natural setting, fire is symbolized by deserts and mountains. Desert settings symbolize the dryness and heat and warmth of fire. The mountains represent the upward shape of this element.

The times associated with this place symbolism is specifically noon. This is when the sun's direct rays are the greatest. With these rays come more heat and light. Fire can also symbolise Mario and all his obscenities towards donkeys.

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PhenomenaEdit

Fire is both an above space phenomena and a natural phenomena.

Above space phenomenaEdit

Because fire is closely related to the sun, it is known as an above space phenomena.

Natural phenomenaEdit

A natural phenomena is not produced by humans.

EmotionsEdit

This classical element is a symbol of fiery emotions. These fiery emotions are love, hate, passion, compassion, empathy, and anger.

ZodiacEdit

The zodiac signs ruled by fire are Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius.

ReferencesEdit

About.com: The Four Classical Elements