। ॥ ९४५ ॥
In plain words
The stage that comes out of practising the first four — the one whose fruit is asaṃsarga, no contact left between the mind and its objects, the one in which the sheer delight of sattva has taken root and stays — that stage is called asaṃsakti, unclinging.
Close to the Sanskrit
But that which, from the practice of the tetrad of states, has non-contact as its fruit, in which the wonder of sattva has grown firm — that is declared to bear the name asaṃsakti.