New Age Spirituality - Inspirational Stories Part 8
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New Age Spirituality - Inspirational Stories (Part 8)
Summary
In Sankhya philosophy, nature is composed of three fundamental forces: Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas. These represent equilibrium, activity, and inertia, respectively. Tamas signifies darkness or inactivity, Rajas represents dynamic activity and energy, while Sattva epitomizes balance and harmony between the two.
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In every individual, these three forces coexist. At times, Tamas dominates, making us feel lethargic and bound by dullness. Other times, Rajas takes over, driving us with energy and movement. In moments of balance, Sattva prevails, bringing calmness and tranquility. Different people often exhibit a predominant trait: some are characterized by inactivity and laziness, others by energetic dynamism, and some by a serene and gentle nature. These forces manifest across all of creation, in humans, animals, and plants alike.
Karma Yoga addresses these forces by teaching us how to understand and harness them for better living. Human society is a complex organization where concepts of morality and duty differ significantly. For example, cultural norms around marriage vary: in some countries, cousins can marry; in others, it’s deemed immoral. These differences highlight the absence of a universal moral standard, despite our belief in its existence.
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