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|description=The three divisions of the inherent qualities of differentiated matter — i.e., of pure quiescence (''satva''), of activity and desire (''rajas''), of stagnation and decay (''tamas'') They correspond with Vishnu, Brahmâ, and Shiva. (See | |description=The three divisions of the inherent qualities of differentiated matter — i.e., of pure quiescence (''satva''), of activity and desire (''rajas''), of stagnation and decay (''tamas'') They correspond with Vishnu, Brahmâ, and Shiva. (See [[Trimurti|Trimûrti]].) {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
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Trigunas
(Sk.)
The three divisions of the inherent qualities of differentiated matter — i.e., of pure quiescence (satva), of activity and desire (rajas), of stagnation and decay (tamas) They correspond with Vishnu, Brahmâ, and Shiva. (See Trimûrti.) (TG).
See also: Trimurti
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- Quotes: H. P. Blavatsky
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Shortly: The three divisions of the inherent qualities of differentiated matter — i.e., of pure quiescence ('...