Chapter 26 talks a lot about the world being an illusion or 'Maya.' Can you explain this philosophy in more detail using the examples from the text?

Chapter 26 of the Shri Sai Satcharitra explains the concept of Maya by describing the physical world as an illusion that has no independent reality outside of the Self. The text uses several powerful analogies to illustrate this point. It compares the universe to a city reflected in a mirror, which appears real but isn't truly there. It also likens our perception of the world to a dream that feels real but vanishes upon waking. Another key example provided is how, due to ignorance, a person might mistake a rope for a snake or a garland. Similarly, this entire world-spread is a product of Maya and dissolves when one attains true knowledge from a Sadguru, as detailed in this chapter.