1. You have to set off to climb a mountain, in search of a fabulously rare stone. What is your impression of the mountain as you stand at it’s foot?
2. After a hard search, you still haven’t found the stone, and now the sun has fallen. What will you do next?
3. You have finally discovered the stone you were seeking. What kind of stone is it? Describe it’s size, weight, and value.
4. Now it is time to come down from the mountain and return home. What parting words do you have for the mountain, and what is its reply?

My Answers

1. It is so tall, and it seems like the mountain is challenging me if I can reach its peak.
2. Since it’s already dark, I’ll search for the stone tomorrow and do other things to enjoy.
3. Diamond, because it is my birth stone. Maybe I will believe that it is a lucky charm so it would be something handy which I can bring anywhere I go.
4. Since I found what I was looking for, I’ll consider the mountain as my friend. I will thank the mountain for not failing me. The mountain will say , “You’re welcome.” And he is grateful for helping me.

Key to “Deep In The Mountains”

1. Your impression of the mountain shows the image you have of your father.
2. The stone you are searching for represents your as yet undiscovered talent or strength. Your response to this questions shows whether you will ever realize that untapped potential.
3. The way you described the stone shows your feeling of self-worth.
4.  Your parting words to the mountain reveal what you have always wanted, but never been able, to say to your father. The mountain’s reply shows your idea about his feelings for you.