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'Rajas' is one of the three fundamental guna responsible in the evolution process of the universe. It is also known as one dosha of mind. The term is applied to denote activity. Rajas is responsible for initiation of all activities. | 'Rajas' is one of the three fundamental guna responsible in the evolution process of the universe. It is also known as one dosha of mind. The term is applied to denote activity. Rajas is responsible for initiation of all activities. | ||
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'Rajas' is one of the three fundamental guna responsible in the evolution process of the universe. It is also known as one dosha of mind. The term is applied to denote activity. Rajas is responsible for initiation of all activities.
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