"I Don't Care" Within Ourselves is Something to Watch Over

"I Don't Care" Within Ourselves is Something to Watch Over - (5677)

Within ourselves 'not caring' about something that requires care, has real ramifications.

It is basically a wedge in our conscious mind that over time creates an opening to our subconscious where many submerged "I's" have the opportunity to surface.

To not care about something in action means to let something slide or to treat something below standard. In other words, it implies negligence and ill-treatment out of laziness and disdain.

To care is a real quality of our Being. It keeps things going at good levels of well-being. Without people caring, all things would just flop.

To care is the precursor for many other values to appear and it also keeps many very negative elements from our subconscious away.

To care about others, to care about ourselves, to care about our health, to care about our Being, to care about our work, to care about our future...

We have much resistance to care about things and much lack of acceptance ot have to care.

There are things we should care about and there are things we shouldn't. The general formula is that things we should care about things that make things better and give us positive results and not care about things that make things worse and turn out inconvenient.

Caring is about setting ourselves up for action to do something positive for what we care about.

If we don't care about something, we can turn that around to care and to care more. Or we can decide to not be in a situation where we need to care and maybe others will take caring over.

Either way, caring is a part of life and the universe, and if we care, things move forward and if we don't things fall away.

End (5677).

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