The given text seems to convey a sense of inevitability and a warning about the consequences of living beyond one’s means. It suggests that regardless of how far one gets from their future self, they will continue to experience the effects of their present actions. The phrase “where all ends” implies that the future may hold unforeseen challenges or setbacks, and the statement “you will still experience all covering activity during this age of the world” indicates that the individual’s current actions will have consequences that reach far into the future. The warning about being in great danger while accomplishing various types of less demanding activities also hints at the potential negative consequences of complacency and a lack of focus on personal growth and development.