The first is Dolma , a word with so many meanings as to be nearly meaningless without context. In the context of the Principles of Being it may best be translated as Definition. Dolma is, among other things, the Romuvant word for the world. The Principle of Definition states that Being is limited, so that all possible entities cannot be simultaneously real. This incompleteness is associated with an inherent instability in the world.
Dependence states that entities exist through and for the support of other entities.
Necessity, also called Conservation of Form, states that a given entity exists for some purpose, presumably to support others, though which others and in what way may not be known. A given person is born, acts, and dies in a variety of circumstances for the purpose of supporting those circumstances and all other participant entities. Lasa a adds an element of consciousness or deliberation. Such talk of purposes often gives people the impression that Lasatha assumes some concept of destiny or predetermination. In a sense, it does.