 Given that desire has been proved to have an inherent cause (by the inference previously stated, “Desire has origins in an inherent cause, since it is an effect,” we formulate a second inference), being-a-desire occurs in that (namely, desire) which has as emergent cause a connection, since being-a-desire is a universal directly pervaded by the qualityhood-that-occurs-in-specific-qualities-grasped-by-an-eternal-organ (i.e., manas or the organ of hearing), like being-a-sound (soundhood, the universal of sound). And this emergent cause, which is a connection, is specified by something, since it is a connection. (That “something” is the living body.) If merely connection with a self were the origins of desire (without requiring something else delimiting it), then ramifications would overextend. Therefore, having-a-self, which is the specifier of the connection that gives rise to desire, is proved with respect to the living body. (That is, every living body is “enselved.”)