Mind established in it becomes serene and satisfied
'Ceta etair anaviddham sthitam sattve prasidati' (SB 1.2.19).
Concept
Sattva-guna
सत्त्वगुण
Also known as सत्त्व · Sattva
Sattva-guna is the first and best of prakriti's three modes: luminosity, purity, balance and the inclination to knowledge, rendering the mind serene. In the processed verses: when rajas and tamas — lust, greed and the rest — are washed away, the mind established in sattva becomes serene and satisfied (SB 1.2.19); sattva evolves out of rajas and is called 'the vision of Brahman' (1.2.24); the Lord nourishes the worlds through sattva (1.2.34).
Śrīmad Bhāgavata Mahāpurāṇa 1.2.19 — Sanskrit Wikisource (pinned oldid=110173)
Characterized as the vision of Brahman
'Tasmat sattvam yad brahma-darshanam' (SB 1.2.24).
Sattva-guna — arises from — Rajas-guna
From rajas arises sattva: 'tasmät sattvam yad brahma-darshanam' (SB 1.2.24). Evidence: EXPLICIT.