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These
three gunas are basic attributes of mother Nature who creates the universe with
the help of these three gunas.
Sattva - Is
the light, the purity, the kindness charity and compassion
Raj - is ego,
bravery, jealousy, wars, struggles and helping with a motive
Tam - is inertia,
selfishness, shrewdness troubling others and keeping everything without progress.
In his Purport to Srimad-Bhagavatam 8:12:4, further explains:
In his Purport to Srimad-Bhagavatam 8:12:4, further explains:
"The
Supreme Personality of Godhead, Visnu, resides within the material world as the
sattva-guna-avatara. Lord Siva is the tamo-guna-avatara, and Lord Brahma is the
rajo-guna-avatara, but although Lord Visnu is among them, He is not in the same
category. Lord Visnu is deva-deva, the chief of all the demigods. Since Lord
Siva is in this material world, the energy of the Supreme Lord, Visnu, includes
Lord Siva. Lord Visnu is therefore called jagad-vyapi, "the all-pervading
Lord." Lord Siva is sometimes called Mahesvara, and so people think that
Lord Siva is everything. But here Lord Siva addresses Lord Visnu as Jagad-isa,
"the master of the universe." Lord Siva is sometimes called
Visvesvara, but here he addresses Lord Visnu as Jagan-maya, indicating that
even Visvesvara is under Lord Visnu's control. Lord Visnu is the master of the
spiritual world, yet He controls the material world also, as stated in
Bhagavad-gita (mayadhyaksena prakrtih suyate sacaracaram). Lord Brahma and Lord
Siva are also sometimes called isvara, but the supreme isvara is Lord Visnu,
Lord Krsna."
In other words Lord Vishnu is the master of this universe
and Satva Guna which drives us towards
Mukti and Lord Shiva & Bramha are the master of Raj & Tamo Guna which
drives us towards better Life.
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