An example of the former species is as follows: Apa guna passang palita, Kallo tidah dangan sumbu'nia?
Bull (who is now fairly savage): Buat apa guna hati-nya?
The quality of awareness in Purusha is taken up by, or reflected in, the guna called Sattva-- rhythm, and it becomes cognition in Prakriti.
The quality that we call immutability in Purusha is taken up by, or reflected, in the guna called Tamas--inertia, and shows itself out as will or desire in Prakriti.
The difference in Jivatmas or individuals, is not due to any difference in Atma, but to differences in the Guna transformations which give rise to the body.
This is the proper definition of Guna and Dosha (Guna and Dosha are relative terms.
By these Satvic pursuits, Satva Guna prevails in man.
He recites the following mantra and runs about: -- "Om Namo Bhagavate Maha Purushaya Sarva-guna Sankhaynaya Anantaya Avyaktaya Namaha.
The phenomenal existence (Vikalpa) caused by the threefold Guna transformations is but Maya, a dream.
Those that worship the Guna transformations are given up to sorrow and they become deluded.
Besides these Lila Avataras, there are Maya Guna Avataras and Vibhutis or Saktis.
By Gunaor Prakritika, the Gunas devouring their own actions.
Now Guna and Dosha are detailed for those that do not follow the Paths, but seek their selfish ends.
For those pure men that are fixed in the Path of Jnana, the practice of Jnana is Guna; Bhakti is Gunato them that are fixed in the path of Bhakti.
But now it is considered sufficient to hang up a fishing-net in the house when a marriage ceremony of the Guna Velamas is being celebrated.
Guna in Sanskrit means "bowstring" and also "virtue," and is an unfailing source of temptation to our author.
Guna means virtue and also string; kara finger and tribute; the kaliyuga, or age of vice, is the last and worst.
Thus gunais as it were surface, remove this and there can be no gunî.
His name is unknown, though native fancy, descrying his likeness in the profile of the Minoreh mountains, a fine conceit worthy of his genius, has baptised him Kiahi Guna Darma.
The term Guna Tsakala is one of reproach, and they much prefer being called Velamalu to the great disgust of the Raca (Raja) Velamalu.
This derivation is more than doubtful, for, in the Godavari district, the name is Guna Sakalavandlu, guna being the big pot in which they dye the chintzes.
This derivation is more than doubtful, for, in the Godavari district, the name is Guna Sakalavandlu, guna being the large pot in which they dye the chintzes.
The ordinary Tsakalas are called Bana Tsakala, in contradistinction to the Guna or Velama Tsakala.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "guna" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
