The illuminating, pure and good quality of everything in nature.
It means purity. First of the three gunas, it is the purest aspect and the sentient principle characterized by purity, luminosity, lightness, harmony and the production of pleasure.
The principle of balance or righteousness. (See Guna)
The guna which expresses itself as calmness, purity, and wisdom.
Purity, light, lightness. One of the three gunas.
one of the three Gunas ( see Guna ) or qualities inherent in Nature. The quality of purity, harmony, clarity and balance.
or sattwa The quality of tranquility, purity, virtue, illumination, balance and wisdom; one of the three gunas (attributes), or constitutive elements of any phenomenon. Sattvic is pertaining to sattva.
The guna that expresses itself as calmness, purity and wisdom. Helps to remove the veil of Maya.
inner strength, orderliness, the quality of goodness in everything natural, pure, steady, goodness, illumination, the mode of goodness
Sattwa Goodness, or the potency to sustain and nourish; one of the three gunas.
the mode of goodness, the quality of purity or goodness that renders a person true, honest, wise (see g u n a s).
Purity-one of the three qualities of nature.
The first of the gunas : the pure life force clarity, balance.
blissful illumination, joy
In Hindu philosophy, sattva (Sanskrit "purity", literally "existence, reality"; adjectival "pure", anglicised sattvic) is the highest of the three gunas in Samkhya, sÄttvika "pure", rÄjasika "dim", and tÄmasika "dark".