Oh my word Conscience, Conscious, Consciousness, Conscientiousness

After a meditative walk, he consciously (sense of right and wrong) decided to give up material life (for sanyasa), and he felt was taking a conscientiousness (careful, meticulous, painstaking) decision. His consciousness (awareness, realization, sensibility) convinced him that it was the right time to leave the family life for spiritual call.

“Shisui’s poem rolled through Dorrigo Evans’ subconscious, a contained void, an endless mystery, lengthless breadth, the great wheel, eternal return: the circle—antithesis of the line.” –The Narrow Road to the Deep North by Richard Flanagan

Conscience is a noun, sense of right and wrong as related to one’s own conduct; a person’s awareness what is wrong and right to his thoughts and acts;

You should act with conscience in your day-to-day dealings (so that you would feel by yourself whether you have done rightly or not).

After had defrauded his siblings, his conscience troubled him.

Elderly are conscious of the nature of their young children.

Students are conscious of fashion trends. Conscience-stricken means filled with remorse, or guilt.

In all conscience means by any reasonable standard: In all conscience, he took the decision to resign from his job.

Conscious is an adjective meaning capable of perceiving, noticing, or observing; aware of; awake; knowing what is going on around one because one is able to use bodily sense (in this sense its opposite is unconscious) and mental powers; awake to his acts, and actions, and thoughts, thus could act correctly, legitimately…

Normally, he is an unconscious person but when his mother passed away he became conscious of his duties. Consciousness is the state of being conscious about someone or something ranging from material to spiritual.

International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) is a spiritual movement started by Sri Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada.

“That this world should have existed at all, even in the consciousness of a child, is to me a marvel; as it is a marvel that we should have accepted the separateness of our two worlds and seen no incongruity in their juxtaposition.” –An Area of Darkness by V S Naipaul

Conscientious is an adjective referring to people and their conduct: careful to do what one ought to do, and do it as well one can.

When employees and employer are conscientious the organizations can flourish, and excel so are the countries, when citizens act conscientiously; conscientious means done with great care attention.

Derivatives of conscientious are conscientiously, and conscientiousness.

Conscientious-objector is a person serving in the army and refuses to serve in the army because he or she thinks it is morally wrong.

Kovuuri G Reddy