Discussion
Yogasūtras regard Samādhi as the pen-ultimate goal and the ultimate goal is :
Answer: A
The ultimate goal is Kaivalya.
The fourth and last chapter of the Yogasutra is the Kaivalya Pada. Kaivalya, aloneness or isolation, is the state in which purusa is established in its own nature, free from any identification with prakrti; samadhi is the means to it.
Moksa and apavarga are general terms for liberation used by other schools (apavarga is Nyaya's term), and nirvana is the Buddhist goal. Kaivalya is Yoga's own name for the final end.
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