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Manasika Guna—Satva (purity), Raja (passion), and Tama (inertia)—are fundamental concepts in Ayurveda that characterize an individual's mental and emotional constitution. These Guna affect personality, decision-making, and psychological well-being. Satva signifies equilibrium and cognitive lucidity, Raja oversees vigorous energy and action, whilst Tama embodies ignorance and mental stagnation. This article examines the impact of various Guna on mental health, linking their characteristics to contemporary psychological frameworks. An imbalance in the Guna may result in mental health issues, including anxiety, depression, and impulsivity. The article analyzes the interaction of Satva, Raja, and Tama with factors like as stress, emotional resilience, and general psychological well-being. An analysis of Ayurvedic and modern methodologies for harmonizing these Guna, encompassing lifestyle adjustments, Yoga, meditation, and psychotherapy, is conducted. Comprehending the Manasika Guna offers a comprehensive framework for enhancing mental health and cultivating resilience against psychological diseases. Key words: Manasika Guna, Satva, Raja, Tama, Ayurveda, mental health, psychological resilience, integrated medicine
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