Summary
This quote suggests that the fear of what the future holds is often more distressing than the current circumstances or state of fortune one is in. It implies that worrying excessively about what is to come can create more anxiety and suffering than the actual reality of one's present situation. The quote emphasizes the importance of focusing on and finding contentment in the present moment rather than allowing fear and apprehension about the future to overshadow one's happiness and well-being.
Topics
Fear
By Quintilian