In my personal journey of spiritual cultivation, I noticed that developing awareness of the systems around us is essential in truly understanding injustice and spirituality. It's not just about individual mindfulness but also about recognizing patterns and structures that shape our experiences and communities. For example, when I started paying closer attention to social systems—whether cultural norms, institutional policies, or social dynamics—I realized how often these frameworks unconsciously perpetuate injustice. This awareness allowed me to approach my spiritual practice with a deeper empathy and a commitment to justice, recognizing that true cultivation involves transforming both the self and the larger environment. The phrase "There is no spiritual by around injustice" resonated with me deeply. It highlights that spirituality cannot exist in a vacuum separate from societal realities. Acknowledging injustice is part of cultivating a holistic spiritual awareness. In practice, this means engaging in reflection about the structures that govern our lives and seeking ways to foster healing and equity. Through meditation, mindful dialogue, and community engagement, I expanded my awareness beyond personal spirituality to include a conscious stance on injustice. This transformative process has helped me align my values with my actions, making my cultivation not just an internal journey but a catalyst for positive systemic change.