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## Karika 65:
**Devaagam**
If it is said that Samavaya, being independent, does not require any other relation, but remains unconnected, then this is not appropriate; because how can that which is itself unconnected (without relation) establish a relation between one (component) and another (component)? How can it remain with another (substance, etc.) in a state of being unconnected? It cannot.
**Verse 65:**
"Just as a general principle cannot exist without a substratum, so also Samavaya cannot exist without a substratum. When both the general principle and Samavaya are fully realized in each eternal individual substance, how can their harmonious existence be established in the case of impermanent actions that are destroyed and produced? - It cannot be established."
**Explanation:**
Where there is the production of an individual, there is neither a general principle nor Samavaya beforehand; because they have no substratum there, and both of them cannot exist without a substratum. Otherwise, the possibility of being without a substratum will arise. It is also not possible that they come from another individual in a complete or partial form; because there will be a lack of a foundation and the possibility of partiality in the general principle and Samavaya. Their own production later is also not possible, otherwise they will be considered impermanent. Even when the substratum is destroyed, they are not destroyed; because they are eternal and surprisingly, they are fully present in each. In short, both the general principle and Samavaya...