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(Sanskrit) In Oriental philosophy, one of the three gunas (qualities) in the correlations of force and matter, the other two being sattva (truth, goodness) and tamas (inertia). It is the guna of longing, passion, activity, resulting from the fundamental urge in nature producing change and the longing for change. See also TRIGUNA
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| rajas |
the intermediate principle of energy among the three qualities of nature
출처: www.allayurveda.com/glossary_r.htm
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| rajas |
Sanskrit word meaning one of the three qualities of nature (guna), expressing extreme activity and restlessness. Derived from the root raj/ranj,
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(Sanskrit) Restless activity. Passion as passionate anger. One of the 'Three Fires' with Dosa and Moha.
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| rajas |
the second of the three gunas of matter. Sometimes translated as passion, the phase of rajas is characterized by action, passion, creation, etc.
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