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In the Samkhya school of Hindu philosophy, rajas (Sanskrit: रजस्) or rajoguna is one of the three gunas. Of these, rajas is responsible for motion, energy and preservation, and thereby upholds and maintains the activity of the other two gunas, known as sattva and tamas. ==Nature== Rajas is the force which promotes or upholds the activity o...
state of relentless activity; excessive indulgence in luxury. One of the three gunas.
(from the article `Sakhy`) ...They make up the prakriti but are further important principally as physiopsychological factors. The highest one is sattva, which is illumination, ...
Passion or creative potency, one of the three gunas (qualities of material nature).
an abbreviated form of raja-guna (see above).
The principle of motion, activity and disharmony-a constituent of Prakrti.
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