Top Ten Things That Elements of Nature Symbolize
Air is something you can't conquer. It's everywhere and belongs to everyone. No entity can ever monopolize it.
That reminds me of a Big Lots commercial!
Every form of water? So, tsunamis are peaceful?
Whether it's oceans, seas, or rain, water in every form defines the qualities of calmness, coolness, cheerfulness, and in short... peace.
The sky is hope. The sky is something that has no boundaries. It always has something for us: it's the sky that envelops the air for us to breathe, blocks the UV rays, and it's always there. The sky is our gateway to the rest of the universe, and thus it symbolizes hope.
The forest encompasses everything about life: the resources and the history of life from dinosaurs to the modern world. It records everything. It's where humans started their lives, and it's where we all have our roots.
Forests are full of trees. Trees stand for a long time, observing and watching. Knowledge.
Sailors of the medieval European period went on long voyages in search of new continents, new land, for new opportunities, resources, trade opportunities, and the settlement of their ever-growing population. More land means more resources and more opportunities in every possible field.
Every form of energy present on our planet comes from the sun, except for geothermal energy. From wind power to the energy present in our food, to all weather phenomena - it's all from the sun. Without the sun, all life would come to a standstill. It's definitely our source of power.
Scientifically, we are all solar-powered. Plants consume solar energy for photosynthesis, releasing the oxygen which we use to power ourselves.
Biodiversity as a whole brings a smile to our faces. The Earth is a happy place only because of the life that resides in it. Without it, it would be as dull as the rest of the planets in our solar system.
Symbolizes overcrowdedness for me.
In thunderstorms, no one knows when and where lightning will strike. It's always unexpected, and that's probably what's so frightening about it. Undoubtedly, it's our symbol of the unexpected.
For example, forest fires: fire represents rage and destruction.
Mountains are something that is exploited the least because of the rough terrain. But they have many untapped resources we have yet to find. Mountains are also a symbol of the unknown and thus of hidden potential.
Oh joy! I'm going to freeze to death because of the weather.
Clouds float by freely and gently, serenely.
I think that birds are the best sign of freedom.