Summary
This quote suggests that individuals who constantly anticipate and worry about unfortunate events or calamities in advance are essentially causing themselves additional suffering. The act of foreseeing and worrying about these calamities creates a sense of misfortune and turmoil even before the actual event occurs. The quote serves as a reminder that excessive concern over potential calamity only exacerbates the emotional distress and hardship experienced. It encourages individuals to focus on the present and not add unnecessary suffering by dwelling on future potential misfortunes.
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