Sarvadarshanasangraha 15.36

15.36

tad etad vārttam/ jīvaparayoḥ saṃyoge kāraṇasyānyatarakarmāder asaṃbhavāt/ ajasaṃyogasya kaṇabhakṣākṣacaraṇādibhiḥ pratikṣepāc ca/ mīmāṃsakamatānusāreṇa tadaṅgīkāre 'pi nityasiddhasya tasya sādhyatvābhāvena śāstravaiphalyāpatteś ca/ dhātūnām anekārthatvena yujeḥ samādhyarthatvopapatteś ca/ tad uktam —

this is hollow. For a connection between the individual and the supreme [Self] is impossible, because a cause such as action in one or the other does not exist; and because connection between unproduced things is rejected by Kaṇāda, Akṣapāda, and others; and even if that were accepted according to the view of the Mīmāṃsakas, since that [connection] is eternally accomplished, it cannot be an object to be achieved, which would entail the futility of the treatise; and because, since verbal roots have multiple meanings, it is established that *yuj* has the meaning of *samādhi*. Thus it has been said: