16.8 They maintain that the universe is 'without truth,' viz., they do not accept that this universe, which is the effect of Brahman denoted by the term Satya, has Brahman for its Self. They contend that it is bereft of any 'foundation,' viz., they do not accept that it has Brahman for its foundation. Brahman as Ananta supports the earth and bears all the worlds, as declared in 'This earth, sustained upon the head of this great serpent, supports in its turn, this garland of worlds, along with their men, demons and gods' (V.P., 2.5.27). They say that it is 'without a Lord,' viz. they don't accept that this universe is controlled by Me, the Lord of all, the Supreme Brahman, whose will is always true. It has been already averred:  'I am the origin of all; from Me proceed everything' (10.8). And they also contend thus:  'What else can exist without mutual causation?'  i.e., except by the union of the male and the female among men, beasts etc. What else exists apart from this nature?  The meaning is that nothing else is seen. Therefore the entire world is rooted in sexual lust.