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## English Translation:
**Verse 150**
If someone were to raise another objection, it would be this: If the infinite knowledge and other qualities, which reside in a pure soul-substance, were to become separate from that soul-substance, then similarly, in another pure soul-substance, the infinite qualities would also become separate. This would lead to the conclusion that the pure soul-substances would become infinite due to the separation of the infinite qualities from them. Just as the infinity of the substance is stated in the case of the substance of the Supreme Soul, which is capable of being grasped, due to the distinction between qualities and the qualified, similarly, it should be understood in the case of the impure soul-substance, which is capable of being abandoned, and the substance of karma, etc. That is, with the distinction between qualities and the qualified, each quality, whether primary or secondary, would have a primary or secondary substance as its basis, and thus the substance would become infinite. And when the qualities depart from the substance, the substance would cease to exist, whereas it has been stated that the aggregate of qualities is the substance. If a separation of the qualities from the substance, which is in the form of an aggregate of qualities, is accepted, then where would the substance, which is an aggregate of qualities, remain? It cannot remain in any way. || 44 ||
**Verse 45**
**Commentary:** This is a statement about the inherent non-duality of substance and qualities. The non-duality of substance and qualities is accepted as being in the form of their inseparable location, but their duality in the form of separate locations is not accepted. For example, just as a single atom is non-dual with its single atomic location due to their inseparability, similarly, the single atom and the qualities residing in it, such as touch, taste, smell, color, etc., are non-dual due to their inseparable location. Just as there is duality between two extremely distant objects, such as the Vindhya mountains, and duality between two extremely close objects, such as water and milk, which are mixed, due to their separate locations, so also, there is no duality between substance and qualities due to the absence of separate locations. || 45 ||
**Hindi Commentary:**
**Verse 45:**
**Meaning:** (द्रव्यगुणानाम्) The substance and qualities [अविभक्तम् अनन्यत्वम्] are non-dual in the form of their inseparability, (निश्चयज्ञा: हिं) those who know with certainty [तेषाम्] them [विभक्तम् अन्यत्वम] do not accept their duality in the form of separability [वा] or (तद्विपरीतं) (duality in the form of) inseparability (न इच्छन्ति).
**Explanation:** This is a statement about the inherent non-duality of substance and qualities. The non-duality of substance and qualities is accepted as being in the form of their inseparable location, but their duality in the form of separate locations is not accepted.