COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS

The Veil of Maya in Indian philosophy hides true reality from perception. Illusion as a cosmic feature.

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“Maya” often refers to illusion or misperception that obscures deeper reality in some Indian traditions. The idea is that what appears obvious may be a surface-layer of experience, not ultimate truth.

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