He that is down fears on fall

If one climbs a tall tree or a tall building and reaches the top he has all the reason to fear a fall. A fall from a great height will prove fatal. As the climber knows this well he will fear a fall. On the other hand, a person standing on the ground is not afraid of nay fall. Ti truth of this maxim applies well to the various human situations. Moo people are by nature, very ambitious. They rise to great heights in different social spheres with the help of their own efforts, means, and resources. Once they reach the height they become apprehensive of fall. If by any chance they fall either for their ineptitude, insincerity, and carelessness or due to the force of some external agency they are completely ruined. They cannot again rise to the top. But one who is down and does not hope to rise does not fear any fall.