Dream about Firework is issues of codependency. You are dwelling on little details and need to look at the large overall picture. Somebody may be offering a solution to your problem. The dream points to a need for you to find companionship. Perhaps you have recently stumbled upon some information that was not meant for your eyes.
Firework is a premonition for your limited perspective. You need to alter some behavior, attitude or aspect of your life. You are holding onto a dead past. This dream is a clue for an emotional void that you are experiencing in your life. You need to work harder in order to reap its benefits.
Dream about Firework [(usually plural) a device with an explosive that burns at a low rate and with colored flames; can be used to illuminate areas or send signals etc.] signals hard work and diligence. You need to delve deeper in order to find the truth. You are feeling frustrated in a relationship. The dream draws attention to your hesitance in revealing your true feelings, attitudes and other hidden habits/ideas. You may be rebelling against some situation in your life.
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I saw myself in the company of some strange friends. We were playing and throwing fireworks (knockouts) at each other, enjoying the festive season. I threw one toward a couple of male friends who were sitting on a couch covered with a thick cloth.
Instead of the couch catching fire, it was a table in another room whose surface became smoky and burnt. I ended up spending a lot of money to repair it — far more than it actually cost to fix.
Later, I saw a friend I was talking with about the situation. He called me foolish for not realizing what had really caused it — the root cause of how the table got burnt even though I hadn’t thrown the firework on it, and why I spent so much unnecessarily. The strange friends around me seemed fine with my ignorance.
As I replayed the scene in my mind and was about to ask that friend to explain it to me, I woke up.