Abstract:

From the 1970s to the present day, conscious awareness-based practices have been the subject of study in many academic disciplines, and all these studies have shown that conscious consciousness can be applied in many different fields and can be effective in various fields. Radical conscious awareness, which is a relatively new concept in the field writing of conscious consciousness and was first used by David Forbes (2012), is a concept that emphasizes the development of knowledge in larger and wider contexts such as social problems, social injustice and environmental issues, in addition to modern conscious-conscious-awareness practices. Radical Conscious Awareness is based on the idea that conscious awareness practices can have a wider scope of influence not only by delivering a personal benefit, but also by developing consciousness about social and environmental problems. The goal is for individuals to discover their own inner world and move towards a greater goal in the direction of these discoveries. Social service reflections have been exploring ways to incorporate them into practice by identifying interfaces between conscious awareness and social justice approaches. Researchers point out that, by pointing out the transformative and liberating potential of conscious awareness, it can provide methods that can help question and change oppressive ideologies.

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