#fire elements

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🔮His energy is full of action and drive, and there is no room for mistakes

Astrological sign or planet - Aries

Element - fire

Key meaning - control, security, order, ambition

YES card

father archetype

symbol of male power and

he has fire and determination

symbol of courage and bravery

🔮 Qualities of the card - fatherhood, rulership, law, control 🔮 Associated object and location - a policeman, a crown, a sign saying “do not…”

Over and under the deep blue, they knew they were thinking of each other.

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The Strength card exemplifies the need for order and discipline in your life at this time.

Astrological sign or planet - Leo

Element - fire

Key meaning - patience, tension, and strength

YES card

she is precious, she does not show fear

having the courage to listen and to accept our shadow voices without the fear that it will eat us up

🔮 Qualities of the card - right relationship harmony, balance, perfected control

🔮 Associated object and location - a lion, a strong person, somebody standing up for themselves

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Savitri followed the foot steps of Sunna, got to know the island, what struggles it had and what gifts it had to give them.

Water, fruit, fish, air and greenery. It was all so beautiful, but it was also in pain. He could feel it. He was hurt by it and he had to help.

I’ve spent many nights camping in the woods and noticed how the trees always seem to rest at night.  Same as humans shed their hair and dead skin trees seem to shed their dead branches or limbs that have become too heavy.  Natural disasters aside, on more than one occasion I’ve missed a very painful night by where I’ve decided to position my tent and narrowly escaped a tree limb falling on my tent in the middle of the night.  Fortunately, nature always seems to provide me with enough wood for an adequate campfire.

Fire has always been an active element in nature.  Necessary to burn away the dead foliage, induce seed pods to open for new growth, and for a multitude of other uses by humans and Mother Nature alike.  What is important to understand is that humans never discovered fire; they learned to control it.  Of the elements found in nature, earth, water, fire, air, and some include space, fire remains the element humans have exerted the most control over.  But why?  Each of the elements can be both destructive and useful to humans so why do humans remain to have an utter fascination with fire and why did they decide to harness this element most of all?

Perhaps one of the least useful elements to early humans; scientists have long entertained the strange relationship between humans and fire.  Unlike most, fire is an element that does not simply exist like the earth, water, and air.  Fire, still a natural element, needs to be created and is fleeting.  Humans need water to stay hydrated, earth for sources of food to grow from and so that photosynthesis can maintain a balance of necessary air quality for survival.  Humans don’t really need fire.  There are places warm enough for humans to live without needing a heat source and food sources are available that do not require cooking. 

My initial thought was that humans may have first decided to learn to control fire for a source of heat to stay warm but given how quizzical human behavior is it is entirely plausible that humans relationship with fire was derived from pure curiosity not from necessity and later the uses of fire were developed and found to be useful.  This would explain the spontaneous instances of fire in early human history and it not being until much later that actual heaths were discovered as being used by humans who had discovered ways in which fire would benefit their existence.

References

Gowlett, J. A. (2016, June 5). The discovery of fire by humans: A long and convoluted process. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences. https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rstb.2015.0164

Recker, J. (2022, June 29). When did early humans start using fire? To find answers, scientists enlist artificial intelligence. Smithsonian Magazine. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/evidence-of--fire-artificial-intelligence-180980319/