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Added on:3/13/2008 | In Places

A waterfall may represent exuberance and an uninhibited outpouring of creative energy. You are celebrating Life. However, if you dream of being pulled over a waterfall in a boat, your feelings and excitement are out of control and may be getting the better of you. You’ve gone ‘over the top’.

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