Caregivers and other issues.

So care giving, is clearly related to health care, but also it connects
closely to the Buddhist notion of compassion. Here follows some details
from google search about compassion:

 Below, find eight signs you're a truly compassionate person. 

•  You find commonalities with other people. 
• You don't put emphasis on money. 
• You act on your empathy. ... 
• You're kind to yourself.
•  You teach others. ... 
• You're mindful. 
• You have high emotional intelligence. ... 
• You express gratitude. 

 I am not sure but it does seem that this is pretty good advice in general, for the normal behavior we should have, toward each other. Clearly if we have a lot of this behavior going on in society,,, many issues could be resolved , and of course many of these issues do or might connect with suffering in ourselves, and the suffering others. Now, I do suspect this is quite a natural way for people to behave, and we should be capable of encouraging each other in these things......

But now I have to point back to here:

trust-honesty-generosity-and-safety

as well as previous post on absolutes, because,
I don't know that your can ever achieve absolute
mastery of the above, in fact I think it is
a continuum an continuous project to progress
on these issues, and so,,,

the last post about trust, etc connects to all
these because of the term safety, which can
also be interpreted as justice.  So I think
that most clearly it should be thought of
as the fabric of society being,

trust, honesty, generosity, and justice ,,,,

kind of the same thing.