Sattva Dominant (S)
High Sattva, lower Rajas and Tamas
2. The Four Typical Patterns
The four graphs represent Sattva, Rajas and Tamas in the combinations you described. Your current pattern is highlighted, and its bars move as you change the inputs.
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Rajas–Sattva (R-S)
High Rajas, Sattva above Tamas
Rajas–Tamas (R-T)
High Rajas, Tamas above Sattva
Tamas Dominant (T)
High Tamas, lower Sattva and Rajas
Your Current State
Sattva
Rajas
Tamas
A direction for greater Sattva
Important: This is an educational reflection tool inspired by the Triguṇa framework discussed in the Bhagavad Gītā, especially Chapters 14 and 17. It is not a medical, psychological or scientific diagnostic test. The scoring weights are transparent and can be revised as the conceptual framework is refined.
How the calculation works
Each input contributes simultaneously to Sattva, Rajas and Tamas. The scores are normalized to 100. The resulting profile is then classified into one of four broad patterns: Sattva dominant, Rajas–Sattva, Rajas–Tamas, or Tamas dominant. No guna is treated as completely absent.