Maya in Indian context is understood in a confusing and vague way. Some great thinkers said the world is an illusion. Just by telling this, they could not justify the relevance of it. This illusion too serves a purpose in the great Play. It is the self-limitation of the Infinite. Sri Aurobindo explains that Maya is a limited and partial truth, often distorted in appearance. Instead of abandoning creation as an illusion we have to find the key to transmute it to its original divine possibility.
Questions and Answers on Integral Education, following the main talk "Empowering the Educators" TH 437. A talk at Bejon Desai Foundation, Nasik, by Dr...
This is a Q&A Session, a continuation of the talk TH 157 (the previous post). Maya is a much-discussed and among the most ill-understood...
When the psychic unfolds, a range of experiences and states of consciousness can emerge. A deep and quiet devotion towards the Divine is an...