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In the terms of Vedanta philosophy, the concept of Maya is used to represent

In Advaita Vedanta, Maya is neither absolute reality (Sat) nor utter non-existence (Asat); it is the creative power (shakti) of Brahman that projects the phenomenal world…

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In Advaita Vedanta, Maya is neither absolute reality (Sat) nor utter non-existence (Asat); it is the creative power (shakti) of Brahman that projects the phenomenal world and lasts only until it is sublated by true knowledge. It is therefore described as the temporary power of the Absolute.

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