How are the concepts of Maya, ignorance, and the visible world interconnected?

Chapter 50 explains a deep connection between Maya, ignorance (Avidya), and the visible world. Ignorance is presented as the root-foundation of the deceptive, visible world. This world's glory and its very birth are said to arise from ignorance. Maya, described as a flood in which the world is crushed, is a state of confusion born from this same ignorance. The text states that the sense of many-ness or diversity within the singular reality of the One (Brahman) has its place in ignorance. Therefore, the world we perceive, with all its deceptive appearances and multiplicity, is an effect of Maya, which itself is a product of the fundamental darkness of Avidya or ignorance.