In this final stage, the practitioner has gone into a state of yogic bliss. He feels no desires, pain, or worries.
In theorizing this whole process of emancipating the spirit, Sāṅkhya was originally atheistic, in the sense that it does not posit an actual God beyond spirit.
Even without a god in control, one follows the imperative to remove oneself from Prakṛti in order to liberate Puruṣa (spirit) within onself