# 3541 -Worries take up too much room - some help needed
Bonjour !
My understanding shows its limits when I come across this sentence :
"It is not really time that solves difficulties nor is it really space that solves difficulties, and yet it is wise for you to allow difficulties time and space to obviate themselves. "
Is there something missing?
"It is not really time that solves difficulties nor is it really space that solves difficulties, and yet it is wise for you to allow difficulties in time and space to obviate themselves. "
If nothing is missing, I don't understand the structure and the meaning of this sentence. Could someone explain it to me?
Thanks in advance !
Blessings
Jean-Christophe.
Dear Jean-Christophe, I also
Dear Jean-Christophe,
I also had to read this sentence a few times to understand how it should be translated, but I translated it like:" give difficulties time and space to get themselves out of the way".
Blessings,
Luus
Thank you Luus! " give
Thank you Luus!
" give difficulties time and space to get themselves out of the way".
Ok, now it's crystal clear! (And so true!)