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Definition of tamasic in US English: tamasicadjective təˈmasiktəˈmasik (in Ayurveda) denoting a class of foods that are dry, old, foul, or unpalatable, and are thought to promote pessimism, ignorance, laziness, criminal tendencies, and doubt. Compare rajasic sattvic Example sentencesExamples - The tamasic category includes meat and is attributed to a state of darkness, ignorance, lethargy and inactivity.
- Please don't publish news promoting such tamasic food products as ‘Chicken Tikka Masala.’
- Although our Thai culture is one of meat eating, I try to promote vegetarianism among the youth, as I understand that meat is a tamasic food.
- Reducing the amount of rajasic and tamasic foods in the diet initiates a shift in perception; however, to really feel the benefits it is important also to make some lifestyle changes.
- Sattvic foods have an uplifting yet stabilizing influence, rajasic foods stimulate and can aggravate some aspects of the mind, heart or senses, and tamasic foods breed lethargy and are considered a deterrent to spiritual growth.
Definition of tamasic in US English: tamasicadjectivetəˈmasik (in Ayurveda) denoting a class of foods that are dry, old, foul, or unpalatable, and are thought to promote pessimism, ignorance, laziness, criminal tendencies, and doubt. Compare rajasic sattvic Example sentencesExamples - Reducing the amount of rajasic and tamasic foods in the diet initiates a shift in perception; however, to really feel the benefits it is important also to make some lifestyle changes.
- The tamasic category includes meat and is attributed to a state of darkness, ignorance, lethargy and inactivity.
- Although our Thai culture is one of meat eating, I try to promote vegetarianism among the youth, as I understand that meat is a tamasic food.
- Please don't publish news promoting such tamasic food products as ‘Chicken Tikka Masala.’
- Sattvic foods have an uplifting yet stabilizing influence, rajasic foods stimulate and can aggravate some aspects of the mind, heart or senses, and tamasic foods breed lethargy and are considered a deterrent to spiritual growth.
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