Sattva

Sattva Yoga is ancient and fresh at the same time.

Sattva Yoga is a way of living by example.

On the path of Sattva Yoga, individuals live life as a practice.

A Sattva Yogi is always a student, even as a teacher.

Other herbs are used to directly support sattva in the mind and in meditation.

Sattva Yoga is a complete path to create an experience of wholeness in the individual and the collective.

Sattva Yoga is the experience of non-duality, where both stillness and movement exist at the same time.

In Sanskrit, Sattva means whole, complete, balance, and literally essence or truth.

He is of Sattva Guna and represents knowledge and teaching.

A Sattva Yogi is committed to the path, a sincere practitioner.

Satta, the Pāli word for sattva, a creature.

That is the path of Sattva Yoga.

The modes of Sattva are as follows:

It is devoid of the energy of the rajas and the brightness of sattva.

Nature (prakriti) is taken to have three qualities (sattva, rajas, and tamas).

Vishnu - As controller of the mode of goodness (sattva)

Sattva Yoga is freedom, movement, depth, stillness, transcendence, joy, compassion, grace, and truth.

Sattva Yoga is the experiencing and sharing of liberation and freedom on every level of our existence.

Sattva Yoga is alive.

It is compacted in three gunas - sattva, rajas and tamas, which by themselves are its constituents.

Lynch cites the three gunas - sattva, rajas and tamas - derived from Vedic teachings.

The mind passes into many conditions or states as it is made up of three qualities: Sattva, Rajas and Tamas.

In Samkhya philosophy, a is one of three "tendencies": tamas (philosophy), sattva, and rajas.

She represents the Sattva Guna and is the shakti of Lord Brahma.

He is said to be of Sattva Guna and represents the Soul, the King, highly placed persons or fathers.