Fire rituals are ceremonial practices that involve the use of fire as a central element. These rituals can be found in various cultures and religions, often symbolizing purification, transformation, or the presence of the divine. Participants may offer items to the fire, chant, or perform specific movements to invoke spiritual energy or honor deities. In many traditions, such as Hinduism and Zoroastrianism, fire is considered sacred and is used in rituals to connect with the spiritual realm. These ceremonies can mark important life events, seasonal changes, or community gatherings, emphasizing the significance of fire in human experience and belief systems.