ALL CHRISTIANS - Has Elijah returned or not?, page-101

Not necessarily "knowledge" alone. Raising consciousness might also be a map of reality that is designed to create a shift in human thinking and human activity. This map of reality needs not be knowledge based, but rather purpose based.
The map of the London underground is a good example. It provides a purpose and may not reflect the actual positional relations between suburbs in London, but it manages to move entire populations without causing chaos and confusion.

A society can have tremendous knowledge but lack the understanding and means to utilise it in a worthy and sensible manner. So one sees that it is used for both good and bad .. to coin a phrase. Our current civilisation is a good example.

I think this passage from your post answers your own question rather well.
Baha'u'llah's Revelation addresses how the use of knowledge, and its just dissemination for the exercising of power is not for the individual, but rather for the collective. Knowledge belongs to all of humanity, not the greedy few. This, in itself, is consciousness raising, because our system of social cohesion is not built around the concept of "one human family" but rather built around "self appointed hierarchies structured around capitalism"

The Universal House of Justice in its document "One Common Faith" addresses this concept of religious tribalism by stating that:

"Baha’u’llah has not brought into existence a new religion to stand beside the present multiplicity of sectarian organizations."

It's interesting that they go on to state:

"Rather has He recast the whole conception of religion as the principal force impelling the development of consciousness. As the human race in all its diversity is a single species, so the intervention by which God cultivates the qualities of mind and heart latent in that species is a single-process. Its heroes and saints are the heroes and saints of all stages in the struggle: its successes, the successes of all ages. This is the standard demonstrated in the life and work of the Master and exemplified today in a Baha’i community that has become the inheritor of humanity’s entire spiritual legacy, a legacy equally available to all the earth’s peoples."

Kam