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**Verse 34 of the Samaya Vyākhyā Gāthā**
**Pancāstikāya Prābhṛt**
Here, the existence of the soul in different bodies, its distinctness from the body, and the cause of its transmigration are explained.
**The Soul Exists Everywhere, But Is Not One with Any Single Body**
The soul exists everywhere, but it is not one with any single body. It is distinct from the body, like milk in water. The soul is stained by the impurities of karma, and it wanders from body to body because of its karmic actions.
**Explanation**
The soul, in its state of samsara, exists in a continuous stream of bodies. It exists in one body, and then in another, and so on. This is why it is said that the soul exists everywhere. However, the soul is not one with any single body, because it is distinct from the body. The soul is distinct from the body because it is not bound by the body. The soul is bound by karma, and it is this karma that causes it to transmigrate from body to body.
**Commentary**
This verse explains the soul's existence in different bodies, its distinctness from the body, and the cause of its transmigration. The soul exists in a continuous stream of bodies, but it is not one with any single body. The soul is distinct from the body because it is not bound by the body. The soul is bound by karma, and it is this karma that causes it to transmigrate from body to body.