Mathieu had shared a profound insight which interpret to mean that there is no long journey, big task or difficulty which cannot be divided into tiny bits so we can tackle one bit at a time. In a similar way, when it sees a confusion, our mind has a tendency to jump to conclusions of dread and horror. The picture it paints of gloom and doom is not based on rational judgement. It judges that something is wrong and panics at the slightest doubt, leaving a cloud of ambiguity which it seems to guard with a wall of fear. So why not trust and depend on the power of patience (have I not recently read somewhere that patience is god) and intelligence to first understand the confusion.
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