The Application of the First Royal Working Principle “Systematic Data Study” in Developing Human Awareness

Abstract

This academic article aimed to present an interpretation and application of the first royal working principle, “Systematic Data Study” in the dimension of developing human awareness. It expanded the meaning of “information” from external data to “internal data,” including thoughts, emotions, feelings, and psychological reactions. The article employed a philosophical analytical approach and interdisciplinary synthesis to explain the relationship between internal data and human perception processes. It also proposed a “process of awareness development” consisting of systematic observation, awareness, and transformation, which led to continuous self-development. This study employed documentary analysis combined with philosophical synthesis of primary and secondary sources related to royal working principles, phenomenology, Buddhist philosophy, and contemporary learning theories. The synthesis results indicated that studying information systematically at a deeper level was not limited to collecting empirical external data; rather, it involved learning to continuously and impartially observe the data of the mind. This process was considered the foundation of genuine awareness and human development. Therefore, this article proposed a conceptual framework that linked the King’s philosophy with inner development in the 21st century.