 This contrasts with dualism presented in other schools of Hindu philosophy where dualism focuses on the nature of individual soul and Brahman (universal reality).These verses, states Larson, provide a detailed discussion of the theory of emergence, that is what emerges, how and the functioning of the different emergents.The discussion includes the emergence of "buddhi" (intelligence), the "ahamkara" (ego), the "manas" (mind), the five "buddhindriyas" (sensory organs), the five "karmendriyas" (action organs), the five "tanmantras" (subtle elements), the five mahabhutas (gross elements), and thereafter the text proceeds to detailing its theory of knowledge process.