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The 11 pages that link to Maya, each with the reason it gives.

• Advaita VedantaRelated: Advaita invokes maya to account for experienced multiplicity without making it ultimate reality.

• BrahmanRelated: Some schools use maya to explain how phenomenal diversity relates to Brahman.

• ShaktiRelated: Shakti may be described as the power through which the world appears and unfolds.

• Adi ShankaraRelated: It helps explain how nonduality coexists with experienced plurality in Shankara’s account.

• AvatarRelated: The relation between divine reality and embodied appearance raises questions associated with maya.

• 2012 phenomenonNarrower topic: Their calendar and history were often inaccurately presented as evidence for modern prophecies.

• ŚuddhodanaRelated: She is traditionally named as Śuddhodana’s wife and Gautama’s mother.

• AcosmismRelated: Maya names a way the world can appear without possessing ultimate independent reality.

• Meher BabaRelated: Baba’s account of illusion distinguishes apparent worldly reality from God’s sole reality.

• RakshasaRelated: Epic accounts associate rakshasa magic with misleading appearances and battlefield illusions.

• Mahāprajāpatī GautamīRelated: After Māyā’s death, her sister raised the young Siddhartha.