What does Chapter 26 say about the physical world being an illusion? Can you explain the concept of Maya based on this chapter?

Chapter 26 of the Sai Satcharitra delves into the philosophical concept of Maya, explaining that the entire physical world is an illusion. It uses several analogies to illustrate this point, comparing the universe to a city reflected in a mirror or a dream that seems real but vanishes upon waking. The text states that from the Creator Brahma down to a single blade of grass, everything physical is imagined and merely a display of Maya. This illusion is caused by ignorance of one's true nature, similar to how one might mistake a rope for a snake in the dark. According to this chapter, this visible world is illusory and will dissolve once true knowledge is gained through the Guru's guidance.