Posts where this quotation is embeddedWe all need care.
Without it, children wouldn’t make it to adulthood, patients wouldn’t recover, and communities wouldn’t grow or thrive.
And “care” doesn’t just extend to people, either: if we fail to take care of our possessions, our buildings, and our infrastructure, then our landfills will overflow and our cities will crumble.
If we don’t care for the environment, species will go extinct and we will lose vital resources that nourish our bodies and our minds.
And if we fail to take care of our planet, future generations will face serious threats to their survival.
Stewardship, conservation, maintenance, repair: these are all forms of care.
Credit: Lynn Berger
- Care ** We naturally take responsibility for the people and the things that we care about
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