What philosophical concepts about reality and illusion are discussed in Chapter 26 of the Sai Satcharitra?

Chapter 26 presents a deep philosophical view on reality, stating that the entire physical universe is an illusion created by Maya. It's likened to a city reflected in a mirror or a dream that appears real but vanishes upon waking. The text explains that, in reality, these objects are unmanifest and woven into the soul. This illusion, where a rope might be mistaken for a snake, is said to dissolve with true knowledge. As detailed in Chapter 26, this visible world is illusory and only has a perceived existence due to ignorance of one's true, self-luminous nature.