Based on Chapter 26, how is the concept of Maya and the illusory nature of the world explained?

In Chapter 26 of the Sai Satcharitra, the world is described as an illusion created by Maya. The text uses several analogies to explain this concept, stating that all objects in the universe are like a city reflected in a mirror—they appear manifest but are not truly there. This chapter further explains that the physical world, from the creator Brahma down to a blade of grass, is imagined and merely a display of Maya. Just as a dream born of desires vanishes upon waking, this visible world is considered illusory and dissolves with the attainment of true knowledge, which comes through the Guru's guidance.