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Mâyâ

(Sk.)

Illusion ; the cosmic power which renders phenomenal existence and the perceptions thereof possible. In Hindu philosophy that alone which is changeless and eternal is called reality ; all that which is subject to change through decay and differentiation and which has therefore a begining and an end is regarded as mâyâ — illusion (TG).

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Quotes: H. P. Blavatsky

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To show: Mâyâ; sortable: Maya
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Shortly: Illusion ; the cosmic power which renders phenomenal existence and the perceptions thereof possible....

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