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===Mission=== | ===Mission=== | ||
:*One of three rings that can be chosen as the final reward upon completion of [[Dawn|Promathia Mission 8-4 "Dawn"]]. ''(Choice of [[Rajas Ring]], [[Sattva Ring]], or [[Tamas Ring]].)'' | :*One of three rings that can be chosen as the final reward upon completion of [[Dawn|Promathia Mission 8-4 "Dawn"]]. ''(Choice of [[Rajas Ring]], [[Sattva Ring]], or [[Tamas Ring]].)'' | ||
==Historical Background== | ==Historical Background== | ||
"Sattva", or Sattwa, literally means existence or reality. It is a Sanskrit word that refers to the quality of goodness, orderliness, clarity, purity, and a healthy calmness. Sattva is linked to [[Vishnu's Cesti|Vishnu]] the Preserver in the Hindu Trimurti. Only through Sattva can one attain heaven. Of the three gunas in Samkhya, sāttvika "pure", [[Rajas Ring|rājasika]] "dim", and [[Tamas Ring|tāmasika]] "dark", it is the highest. | "Sattva", or Sattwa, literally means existence or reality. It is a Sanskrit word that refers to the quality of goodness, orderliness, clarity, purity, and a healthy calmness. Sattva is linked to [[Vishnu's Cesti|Vishnu]] the Preserver in the Hindu Trimurti. Only through Sattva can one attain heaven. Of the three gunas in Samkhya, sāttvika "pure", [[Rajas Ring|rājasika]] "dim", and [[Tamas Ring|tāmasika]] "dark", it is the highest. |
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How to Obtain
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Mission
- One of three rings that can be chosen as the final reward upon completion of Promathia Mission 8-4 "Dawn". (Choice of Rajas Ring, Sattva Ring, or Tamas Ring.)
Historical Background
"Sattva", or Sattwa, literally means existence or reality. It is a Sanskrit word that refers to the quality of goodness, orderliness, clarity, purity, and a healthy calmness. Sattva is linked to Vishnu the Preserver in the Hindu Trimurti. Only through Sattva can one attain heaven. Of the three gunas in Samkhya, sāttvika "pure", rājasika "dim", and tāmasika "dark", it is the highest.