Stability determines the resistance of geocomplexes to external influences. The less stable the system is the easier it is to transform it further. The basic importance for the definition of the stability of geocomplexes is the strength of connections between their components. An attempt was made to define the inner cohesion of geocomplexes. The cohesion was understood as a mean of strength of connections between the components. Typical geocomplexes are best adapted to conditions occurring in a given area. Therefore they are most stable units and the ones which are most resistant to transformations. -Author