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'''{{Style S-Small capitals|Sama}}'''. One of the ''bhâva pushpas,'' or “flowers of sanctity Sama is the fifth, or “resignation”. There are eight such flowers, namely: clemency or charity, self‐restraint, affection (or love for others), patience, resignation, devotion, meditation and veracity. Sama is also the repression of any mental perturbation, | '''{{Style S-Small capitals|Sama}}'''. One of the ''bhâva pushpas,'' or “flowers of sanctity Sama is the fifth, or “resignation”. There are eight such flowers, namely: clemency or charity, self‐restraint, affection (or love for others), patience, resignation, devotion, meditation and veracity. Sama is also the repression of any mental perturbation, | ||
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H. P. Blavatsky
Sama. One of the bhâva pushpas, or “flowers of sanctity Sama is the fifth, or “resignation”. There are eight such flowers, namely: clemency or charity, self‐restraint, affection (or love for others), patience, resignation, devotion, meditation and veracity. Sama is also the repression of any mental perturbation,
Source: H. P. Blavatsky, The Theosophical Glossary, art. Sama