Every gift is a curse in exact proportion. I’ve made this statement many times, feeling it’s true but understanding it would be hard to quantify. I’ve made the statement anyway, because I think it’s broadly true. Today, I have a better statement to share.
We’ve been watching, The Queen’s Gambit. It’s about a chess prodigy.
At one point, the girl’s mentor shows her a coin, explaining there were two sides to every coin. “There’s your gift,” he says, pointing to the coin, before he flips it. “And there is price you pay for it.”
Much better, right?
Do you have a particular gift which you can associate with a particular price you pay for it? How would you see this, astrologically?
So weird, I just heard this exact analogy a few days ago but via a different source.
Garth Brooks said the same exact thing multiple times throughout the documentary. Everyone deals with this dichotomy on some level, but I imagine famous people have to deal with it more intensely.
It’s kind of like choice demands a sacrifice. You can’t have it all.
Throughout *his* documentary
Astrologically, i think, i would look to the second house for the gift and to the eight for the price.
Ooh! Interesting. Thank you!
I know there are asteroids for many things under the sun but for fun only, there’s an asteroid called talent (33154).