Shloka 41
Adhyaya 24 — Kuvalayashva’s Refusal of Gifts and the Vision of Madalasa’s Maya
मायेति दर्शिता तेन मिथ्या मायेति यत्स्फुटम् ।
वाय्वम्बुतेजसां भूमेराकाशस्य च चेष्टया ॥
māyeti darśitā tena mithyā māyeti yat sphuṭam |
vāyv ambu-tejasāṃ bhūmer ākāśasya ca ceṣṭayā ||
Nhờ ông, điều ấy được chỉ rõ rằng đó là “māyā”, quả thật là māyā hư vọng—thông qua các vận hành của gió, nước, lửa, đất và hư không.
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FAQs
What appears compelling can be constructed from elemental processes; therefore one should not grant ultimate reality to sense-appearances.
Not a pancalakṣaṇa core (creation/manvantara/lineage), but a philosophical aside within narrative, consistent with Purāṇic pedagogy.
The five elements represent the field of experience; māyā is the misapprehension arising when consciousness identifies with their movements.