"Trick-or-treat!!" Everyone knows that Halloween is coming up. Everyone's getting their appetites ready for a candy feast. What everybody doesn't know is that even in the protection of many trick-or-treaters, they can get "caught" if you know what I mean. Everyone wears masks. It's meant to be. But that mask may also be a perfect disguise for bad guys. A costume can be worn by anyone. The Garfield guy next to you might not be the kid that you think they are. That's the truth. That's also how dangerous this world is. That is why everyone - no matter how protected - has to use caution. Sometimes you can't help it like if someone takes the grass off your lawn which is very unlikely, but we all need to watch out and do the best we can to prepare for dangerous consequences. Some people think being cautious is like sneaking up on something and looking around you before you strike. That is not what it is. That is just the imitation of watching your cat sneaking up on a bluejay. Caution can be natural or trained. Not talking to strangers is usually trained. Getting away from someone that is threatening to imprison you should be natural instinct. I used to think caution is like being suspicious, but now that I understand it, there is a visible line between the two meanings. Caution is knowing or very sure and trying to do the opposite of leaving an open path for it to happen. Suspicion is suspecting and believing that this will happen and preventing - not fullheartedly - but preventing and hoping that you're right. Unknown caution usually starts as a suspicion(s) and as facts feed it, it grows into an adult caution sign. Caution is for your safety and pops up in your mind like a stop sign when entering a danger zone. We hope that this article will help and teach you how to clear a way to safety.