What exactly does "Knowledge talks, wisdom listens" mean?
I have to write an essay about this quote tonight, and i am so confused! I'm supposed to find my position either agreeing, disagreeing, or in between with this quote, but it doesn't even make sense to me. What are examples of this quote? What exactly is the difference between knowledge and wisdom? can somone helpp??
Here's my birth chart anything you can tell me? ?
I saw some people talking about birth charts and thought they were so interesting! I'd love to hear about my love life lol but anything you can tell me would be great. Sun Virgo 16.02 Moon Virgo 26.04 Mercury Leo 28.09 Venus Leo 21.20 R Mars Libra 5.08 Jupiter Leo 29.21 Saturn Aquarius .44 R Uranus Capricorn 9.52 R Neptune Capricorn 14.04 R Pluto Scorpio 18.06 Lilith Capricorn 15.06 Asc node Capricorn 17.05 Ascendant Cancer 1.49 II Cancer 23.03 III Leo 15.38 IV Virgo 12.50 V Libra 17.06 VI Scorpio 25.59 VII Capricorn 1.49 VIII Capricorn 23.03 IX Aquarius 15.38 Midheaven Pisces 12.50 XI Aries 17.06 XII Taurus 25.59
How would you translate "paris n'est pas rose" into english so that it makes sense?
I don't know enough English idioms to tell you which is equivalent to this French one but i can explain to you the exact meaning of it, so that you may find the best english translation. When we say that something "isn't rose", we just want to say that it's not all perfect. So in your talk, the guy meant that life in Paris isn't everytime so easy, so pleasant or enjoyable (I agree by the way) and when he says "la douce France n'existe plus" he confirms his opinion by suggesting that life used to be better. So now you also understand the meaning of "La vie en rose" from Edith Piaf : Quand tu me prends dans tes bras [...] je vois la vie en rose. She just wants to say that life is perfect when she's with him! Further information: an other idiom using the word rose in French: "Ca ne sent pas la rose" = it doesn't smell like rose Means it smells very bad. Let me know which English expression you think is the closest to our french simile. Cheers!