become conscious of

“I bring out a bunch of blindfolds and give everyone the opportunity to dribble, then challenge them to do it with the blindfold on. They ask me questions. They become conscious of spacial awareness.”

Though neuroscientists likely could not predict your choice with 100 percent accuracy, research has demonstrated that some information about your upcoming action is present in brain activity several seconds before you even become conscious of your decision.

He had also discovered the Hoffman Process, a seven-day intensive retreat billed as a way to “become conscious of and disconnected from negative patterns of thought and behaviors on an emotional, intellectual, physical, and spiritual level,” and talk therapy.

In fact, it is in the early years that we become conscious of race, and it is then that we can begin to assign value to it.

This moment of racial reckoning has meant that more people have become conscious of supporting Black-owned businesses and institutions, some of which have been hit disproportionately hard by covid-19.