Rajas:

mobility

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Pitta dominated Rajasikas, intellectually oriented but vulnerable to temptations, are very human in their character and approach to life.

Asura

Indulgence in self-praise, bravery, cruelty, envy and ruthlessness. Terrifying appearance.

Raksasa

Excessive sleep and indolence. Envious disposition. Constant anger, intolerance, and cruel behaviour. Gluttonous habits.

Paisala

Unclean habits. Cowardly, with a terrifying disposition. Gluttonous habits. Fondness for the opposite sex. Abnormal diet and regimen.

Sarpa

Sharp reactions. Excessive indolance. Frequent fearful disposition. Brave or cowardly attitude depending on situations.

Praita

Excessive desire for food. Envious character. Excessive greediness and actions without discrimination.

Sakuna

Full of passion. Unsteadiness, ruthlessness, and excessive attitude for food.

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Rajas - (See rajo-guna).

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rajas: (Sanskrit) "Passion; activity."

See: guna.

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rajas:

rajas - mobility

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Rajas (Sanskrit). The "quality of foulness" (i.e., differentiation), and activity in the Puranas. One of the three Gunas or divisions in the correlations of matter and nature, representing form and change.

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Rajas:

The principle of activity or restlessness. (See Guna)

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Rajas:

Rajas. Guna of activity. Menstrual blood.

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Rajas:

Rajas: one of the three qualities of Prakriti  which generates passion and restlessness.

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rajas:

one of the three gunas or qualities in existence, associated with the creator god brahma and representing the active energy or agitation in the universe

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Rajas: quality of energy or agitation

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Rajas: an energy which expresses itself in action, motion and violence; one of the gunas.

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RAJAS: One of the three qualities of Prakriti which generates passion and restlessness.

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rajas:

guna of activity. Menstrual blood.

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rajas

passion.

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Rajas - Passion; motion.

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Rajas (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

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Rajas: Activity, passion, desire for an object or goal.

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Sanskrit dictionary. From Advaita to Yoga.

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