Dvivedi, Manilal Nabhubhai [Comm.]: The Yoga-sūtra of Patanjali: (translation, with introduction, appendix, and notes based upon several authentic commentaries) (Bombay, 1890)

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foulness and becomes so pure as to take to nothing but this
Bamddhi,

LI. The prevention of that even, leads to the pre-
vention of all, and thus to meditation without seed.

This has been partially explained under XVIII. The last
impression which Sabijasamadhi leaves must be obliterated by
that kind of meditation which results from Paro/cair&gya,
supreme non-attachment, and is of the form of " not-this,
not-that," &c. The mind thus having nothing to rest upon
exhausts itself to death, and Pumsa alone shines in perfect
bliss and peace.