Jeanetta Webb 2002-06-07

It's a room with windows all around three sides of it. Sunlight is pouring in and it is cozy warm. It has a large bed with tall posters and everything on the bed is soft and plush. Against the wall with no windows is a stone fireplace with a fire burning brightly in it. The furnishings are cherry wood, with colors of yellow and soft blue scattered throughout the room.

The forest has trees of tall pines. The floor of the forest is lush with pine needles and moss. It's a thick forest, but not so thick that you can't tell where you are going. Sunlight filters through and down through the trees. I'm walking beside a clear sparkling spring that is gurgling over rocks.

The path is narrow, but easily navigated. It is well traveled and twist and turns beside the clear spring that runs beside it. Birds are singing and ever down and then a bunny rabbit or squirrel will appear.

The path ends at the edge of a cliff. It is not a high cliff. Not too far down is the ocean. The small spring tumbles into the ocean. The breakers are dashing against the rocks at the bottom of the cliff. There are steps that lead down to the ocean

Normally, creeks and brooks (as the water is described in the previous sections) represent average sex drives; here, the water’s nature changes abruptly. We could view this as an indication of the changing nature of the subject’s sex drive on the approach to adulthood: increasing in strength from playful to passionate as the subject grew older. Note also that the ultimate form of the water is an ocean which, paradoxically, represents a more subdued sex drive than a waterfall.

I didn't cross over the ocean, but there was a small bridge that crossed over the spring. I continued on the path that was on the other side of the spring. I finally came to a small grotto. The water from the spring was bubbling up through a pipe into a small basin in the grotto. There was a silver chalice sitting beside the basin that would hold exactly 16 oz. of water.

The precision of the vessel is much more interesting: it could indicate that the subject prefers a marriage to be “just so,” exacting and uncompromising.

The key is of a bronze color about 6" long. It is attached to a thick bronze key chain. That has the word "garden gate" attached to it. It unlocks the gate to the garden that surrounds the back of my home.