Duras - Grief - Duras has ambition and desire, but that must be blended with intellectual skills so that he can devise a plan that will allow him to succeed. He isn’t always sure he can carry out his plans because he doubts his ability to live up to the enormous responsibility of success. Duras, you have skill and knowledge, but no amount of knowledge relieves you of the responsibility to further improve your skills. To achieve the goals you have in mind, you will have to make some kind of investment. If you are motivated only by financial matters, you are denying yourself the truly significant advancements you could accomplish. Your level of comprehension is high and you learn much from emulation and from casual conversations. In many areas you are entirely self-taught. Your wins so far have programmed you for success, but you will not truly succeed until you have found your own path. You demonstrate your skills with a dramatic flair. Improving your skills will take you down the road to independence and freedom. You enjoy good communication with your opponents. Any sacrifices you make to achieve self-development will allow you to make a worthwhile contribution to others’ skills as well. You look forward to teaching others in the future. However, worrying about your game can lead to real *physical discomfort.* The key to happiness is understanding that you must consider how others will be affected before you take any action that is clearly self-serving or that excludes them. Any feeling of frustration about your goals probably results from overemphasizing your inadequacies. You compare your resources to others as though you think your self-worth should be determined only by your personal and material assets. Study yourself and be free.
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