Word for Word Index
- adhaḥ tamaḥ
- downward into darkness or hell. — ŚB 9.3.21
- ajñāna-tamaḥ
- of the darkness of ignorance — CC Ādi 1.94
- andha-tamaḥ
- by such darkness of ignorance — ŚB 10.14.10
- blind darkness — CC Ādi 4.171
- andham tamaḥ
- into the abyss of ignorance — ŚB 3.25.7
- tamaḥ andham
- deeply dark material existence — ŚB 1.2.3
- to hellish life — ŚB 10.2.22
- anya-tamaḥ
- most different — ŚB 7.2.41
- asat-tamaḥ
- the worst of the impure — ŚB 10.44.33
- the most wicked — ŚB 10.57.5
- the most cruel. — ŚB 4.8.67
- the most wretched. — ŚB 4.9.32
- bhagavat-tamaḥ
- by the great transcendentalists — ŚB 2.10.44
- the Supreme Personality of Godhead — ŚB 11.19.36-39
- the best among the lords — ŚB 4.23.30
- bhiṣak-tamaḥ
- an experienced physician. — ŚB 6.9.50
- rajaḥ-sattva-tamaḥ-bhuvaḥ
- being generated from the three modes of material nature — ŚB 11.14.5-7
- brahma-vit-tamaḥ
- most perfectly realized in knowledge of the Absolute Truth. — ŚB 12.6.76-77
- tamaḥ ca
- and the mode of ignorance — ŚB 8.7.31
- rajaḥ tamaḥ ca
- by representing the modes of passion and ignorance — ŚB 7.9.37
- daridra-tamaḥ
- the poorest person — ŚB 10.81.15
- devarṣeḥ tamaḥ
- the great sage Nārada became so angry. — ŚB 10.10.1
- tamaḥ-dharma
- performed under the mode of ignorance — CC Antya 4.57
- on the platform of the mode of ignorance — CC Antya 4.60
- tamaḥ-rajaḥ-dharme
- by remaining in the modes of ignorance and passion — CC Antya 4.57
- tamaḥ-dhiyaḥ
- persons in the lowest material modes — ŚB 1.10.25
- draviḍa-sat-tamaḥ
- the best of those born in Draviḍa-deśa, South India — ŚB 8.4.7
- duḥkha-śoka-tamaḥ-nudam
- to minimize their unlimited unhappiness and lamentation, which are caused by ignorance — ŚB 9.24.61
- dvija-sat-tamaḥ
- now the most pious brāhmaṇa — ŚB 11.23.31
- tamaḥ-dvāraiḥ
- from the gates of ignorance — Bg. 16.22
- tamaḥ-dvāram
- the way to the dungeon of a dark, hellish condition of life — ŚB 5.5.2
- the door to darkness — CC Madhya 22.82
- tamaḥ-dvāreṇa
- the path of ignorance — ŚB 4.11.7
- dānava-sat-tamaḥ
- the best of the demons, namely Jambhāsura — ŚB 8.11.17
- 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 — ŚB 5.13.1
- ghora-tamaḥ
- most terrible — ŚB 10.17.23, ŚB 10.54.40
- guru-tamaḥ
- the supreme spiritual master — ŚB 10.69.15
- guṇa-vat-tamaḥ
- being the ultimate abode of these modes — ŚB 11.24.22-27
- tamaḥ-guṇa
- the material mode of darkness — CC Madhya 20.307
- tamaḥ-guṇa-āveśa
- absorbed by the quality of ignorance — CC Madhya 20.311