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state of deluded lethargy; an extreme form of laziness and obstinacy. One of the three gunas.
(from the article `Sakhy`) ...physiopsychological factors. The highest one is sattva, which is illumination, enlightening knowledge, and lightness; the second is rajas, which ...
the quality of inertia, laziness, procrastination.
Ignorance or destructive potency; the lowest of the three gunas.
a shortened version of tamah-guna (see above).
One fo the constituents of Prakrti- the principle of inertia and delusion.
(Skr.) One of the three gunas (q.v.) of the Sankhya (q.v.), representing the principle of inactivity, sluggishness, and indifference in matter or prakrti (q.v.). -- K.F.L.