How does Chapter 26 of the Satcharitra describe the world as an illusion?

Chapter 26 explains that the physical world and the entire universe are an illusion, or Maya, created by our own perceptions. It uses the analogy of a city reflected in a mirror, which appears real but has no true existence there. The text further elaborates on this by comparing it to mistaking a rope for a snake due to ignorance of one's true nature. This entire world-spread is described as a play of Maya, which is imagined and illusory. According to the philosophy presented in Chapter 26, this illusion dissolves when one attains true knowledge through the words of a Sadguru.