"Rajasic" refers to one of the three gunas, or qualities, in Sankhya philosophy, which is a key concept in Hinduism. It represents activity, passion, and dynamism. Individuals or situations characterized as rajasic are often driven by desires, ambitions, and a need for stimulation, leading to restlessness and a constant pursuit of goals. In contrast to the other gunas, Sattva (purity and harmony) and Tamas (inertia and darkness), rajasic energy can be both productive and exhausting. While it can inspire creativity and action, excessive rajasic qualities may result in stress and dissatisfaction, highlighting the importance of balance among the three gunas for overall well-being.