What does it mean when you have a dream about setting fires?
Do you have any dreams about setting fires? To put it another way, do you have pent-up fury and a desire to prevent others from reaching their full potential in life, or do you suppress these emotions? It’s possible that you feel intense jealousy towards the fortunate circumstances that befall other people. And this rage is building up inside of you because there are components of your surroundings or your way of life that make it impossible for you to do what you are capable of with the ease with which you are able to live your life. After sufficient time has gone without any change occurring in such external circumstances, you will one day explode with pent-up resentment at those people who appear to have everything given to them on silver platters.
Having nightmares about being a witness to arson
It’s possible that in your sleep you’ll have a dream in which you see someone setting fire to things. It is a representation of your wish for your competitors and opponents to suffer humiliation or failure in some form. Could it be that you’re annoyed by the fact that they don’t play fairly?
Having nightmares about starting fires
It is a sign that your concern over the situation has finally come to the surface when you picture yourself performing arson and lighting buildings on fire. When this happens, it is because your anxiety has finally reached its boiling point. It’s possible that you owe a lot of money or have gotten out a mortgage, both of which place you under strain due to the length of time that must pass until the next payment is due. Your temper is on the verge of flying out of the window, which means that your decisions are either hasty or highly planned if they haven’t been well thought through at all; however, this could be considered a chance for therapy such as spiritual practice, yoga, or even counselling with someone who specialises in helping people overcome exhaustion from their jobs/businesses/etc…
If you were to watch yourself committing arson, it may appear like something that only monsters would do; torching houses for no reason other than to amuse themselves.
Having nightmares about being burned to death in a fire
If you have a dream in which you are the victim of an arson attack, it is a portent that someone with nefarious intentions will try to ruin your profession and/or business. Someone is resentful and envious of your achievement, and this person could make life challenging for people around them if they discover their own areas of vulnerability.
Dreams that include setting fires illegally
If you or another person are trying to conduct arson for financial gain, this is a good sign that you will discover specific loopholes and generate money from them. The dream suggests that the other individual has taken advantage of you in the past, but that the time has come for you to exact your revenge. It’s also possible that this is a sign that you’re taking risky actions, even if it means suffering some setbacks or losses, just so you don’t end up losing everything all at once. The deliberate incurring of debt in one’s waking life may also be connected, although this may have more to do with fire than it does with anything else.
Imaginings of people who set fires
A dream of an arsonist may be a warning that someone is attempting to make their voice heard, or it may be a representation of the dread and wrath that outsiders in society feel. Your interpretation of the message will be shaped by what you observe before the radicals begin setting things on fire; are they calling for justice in their demonstrations? Or do they appear to be saboteurs who seek retribution against those in positions of authority?
Your interpretation of the circumstances that led up to the act itself is the single most important factor in determining the significance of a dream in which people are seen starting fires. If any radical group is being oppressed to the point where it causes them to reach this level of despair, then perhaps it is time for us to take better care not just for ourselves but also of our fellow people during these points of time when feelings are running high even among those who are considered to be “outsiders.”
