According to , a universal property of redness inheres in an individual instance of red color, the red color inheres in a substance, and all three of these entities can be perceived by our sense faculties.

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According to Vaiśeṣika philosophy, a universal (sāmānya) such as redness is an inherent property that can be found in individual instances of red objects. This universal inheres in a particular substance (dravya) which possesses the red color, and all of these entities (the universal property of redness, the individual instance of red color, and the substance) are considered perceptible by our senses.

According to , a Universal Property of Redness Inheres in an Individual