When fear persisted, we knew it for what it was, and we became able to handle it. We began to see each adversity as a God-given opportunity to develop the kind of courage which is born of humility, rather than of bravado.
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Prudence is a workable middle ground, a channel of clear sailing between the obstacles of fear on the one side and of recklessness on the other. Prudence in practice creates a definite climate, the only climate in which harmony, effectiveness, and consistent spiritual progress can be achieved.
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“Prudence is rational concern without worry.”
~ 1. GRAPEVINE, JANUARY 1962 ~
~ 2. TWELVE CONCEPTS, P. 65 ~
~ 3. TALK, 1966 ~