Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: sattva
sattva—goodness Bg 18.10, SB 1.2.23, SB 1.13.54, SB 2.4.13, SB 3.19.30, SB 4.24.63, SB 8.5.22, SB 8.7.30
sattva—existence Bg 17.8-10, SB 3.5.8, SB 4.8.81, SB 4.23.11, SB 4.24.39
sattva—the mode of goodness SB 2.5.23, SB 7.3.26-27
sattva—transcendental SB 3.1.34
sattva—power SB 3.12.15
sattva—of goodness SB 3.21.13
sattva—of existence SB 3.26.46
sattva—discretion SB 5.5.10-13
sattva—steadiness SB 7.8.8
sattva—to spiritual existence SB 7.9.8
sattva—because of the conception of goodness SB 7.15.43-44
akhila-sattva-dhāmni—who are the original cause of all existence, from whom everything emanates and in whom all potencies reside SB 10.2.30
śuddha-sattva—śuddha-sattva (pure existence) Adi 4.64
śuddha-sattva—by unadultered goodness Madhya 23.5
śuddha-sattva nāma—named śuddha-sattva, pure existence, free from material contamination Adi 5.43
śuddha-sattva-maya—of purely spiritual existence Adi 5.43
nitya-sattva-sthaḥ—ever remaining in sattva (goodness) Bg 2.45
rajaḥ-sattva-tamaḥ-mayī—consisting of three modes of nature (passion, goodness and ignorance) SB 10.10.30-31
rajaḥ-sattva-tamaḥ-mayāḥ—created by the three modes of material nature (passion, goodness and ignorance) SB 6.1.41
rajaḥ-tamaḥ-sattva-vibhakta-karma-dṛk—a conditioned soul who sees only immediately beneficial fruitive activities and their results, which are divided into three groups by the modes of goodness, passion and ignorance SB 5.13.1
sarva-sattva—all living entities lying with Him SB 3.6.6
sarva-sattva—by all living entities SB 5.20.35
sarva-sattva—all kinds of living entities SB 8.24.34-35
sarva-sattva-guṇa-viśeṣaṇāya—whose form consists of śuddha-sattva, transcendental goodness SB 5.18.30
sarva-sattva-patīn—the masters of all the different planets SB 7.4.5-7
sarva-sattva-suhṛt-ātmanām—of persons who in their hearts always wish well to all living entities SB 5.9.20
sattva-anurūpā—according to the existence Bg 17.3
sattva-bhāvanaḥ—actually purifying one’s existence. SB 6.2.12
sattva-dhāmani—in the Supreme Personality of Godhead, who is situated in pure goodness SB 7.8.24
sattva-dhāmani—in Kapila Muni, in whom the mode of goodness was predominant SB 9.8.12
sattva-dhāmnaḥ—being always situated in the transcendental world SB 7.9.13
sattva-eka-niṣṭhe—in full Kṛṣṇa consciousness SB 4.29.69
sattva-guṇa—of the mode of goodness Madhya 20.314
sattva-guṇam—the mode of goodness SB 3.26.21
sattva-guṇera—of the quality of material goodness Madhya 6.166
sattva-haram—that which deteriorates the good qualities SB 1.1.22
sattva-kadambeṣu—among the living entities SB 6.16.43
sattva-kūṭam—dead python SB 10.12.19
sattva-mūrte—in this transcendental form of pure goodness SB 7.8.49
sattva-nidheḥ—of the ocean of goodness SB 1.3.26
sattva-nidheḥ—the reservoir of all goodness SB 3.16.24
sattva-nidheḥ—who is the reservoir of spiritual energy Madhya 20.249
sattva-niṣevayā—by developing brahminical qualifications or the mode of goodness. SB 7.15.24
sattva-pradhānāḥ—chiefly in the mode of goodness SB 6.3.14-15
sattva-rajaḥ-tamaḥ-juṣaḥ—infected with sattva-guṇa, rajo-guṇa or tamo-guṇa SB 8.16.14
sattva-rajaḥ-tamaḥ-mayam—made of the three modes of material nature SB 5.25.8
sattva-saṁśuddhiḥ—purification of one's existence Bg 16.1-3
sattva-sargāḥ—although born in the mode of material goodness SB 8.12.10
sattva-sthāḥ—one who is situated in the mode of goodness Bg 14.18
sattva-sthāya—who are in favor of the material quality of goodness SB 8.5.50
sattva-upapannāni—all such incarnations are transcendental (śuddha-sattva) SB 10.2.29
sattva-vīryaḥ—powerful existence SB 1.15.9
sattva-vān—enduring. SB 7.13.37
sattva-ādi—of sattva, rajaḥ and tamaḥ SB 5.14.1
sattva-ādyāḥ—headed by the sattva-guṇa SB 5.25.9
sattva-ātmani—who is situated in pure goodness SB 6.12.21
su-sattva—completely in goodness SB 4.24.58
tat-dagdha-sattva—of burning corpses SB 10.12.23
viśuddha-sattva—pure existence Adi 5.48
viśuddha-sattva—of transcendental pure goodness Madhya 21.103
viśuddha-sattva-dhiṣṇyāya—who is always situated in the transcendental abode SB 6.5.27-28