Consider the following stages of Samadhi according to Yoga and choose the incorrectly matched one :
Sananda–Citta is concentrated on a more gross object
Patañjali's Yoga divides samprajñāta samādhi (concentration with an object) into four ascending stages, and each stage takes a progressively finer object of meditation, moving from the gross elements towards the sense of individuality itself.
In savitarka samādhi the mind dwells on a gross object; in savicāra it dwells on a subtle object such as the tanmātras; in sānanda it rests on the joy arising from the sattvic sense-organs; and in sāsmitā it rests on the ego-substance (asmitā).
Since the sequence always moves from gross to subtle, the third stage cannot be concentration on a more gross object; its object is bliss (ānanda), which is subtler than the object of the previous stage. That pair is therefore the incorrectly matched one.
Savitarka with a gross object, Savichara with a subtle object and Sasmita with the ego-substance are all correctly matched, so none of them is the mismatch the stem asks for.
Sananda–Citta is concentrated on a more gross object option is correct.
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