Anger

Fire symbolises anger. This is due to its nature -- hot and destructive. A fire can burn down a house. A small fire lit on a candle if not monitored well can grow big. All it takes is a burning point, for example, fabric. Anger and fire are alike. We have the anger in us. It is just a matter of the turning point that would make us become destructive. Anger needs to be controlled. You don't simply let your anger takes away all the positive energy in you and waste all the good things you've built. It takes a small fire to burn a house; so does anger.

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