Talk:Maya (illusion)
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I feel Maya as illusion, has three pargamtics within its semantics. Maya (illusion) as used in Philosphy, The Vedantic Maya and the Buddhist Maya. These three concepts are similar yet has subtle diffrences.
[edit] Makyo should not redirect here
Makyo is a distinct concept from Zen and should not redirect to Maya:
- The Zen term makyo, meaning bedevilling illusions, refers to the hallucinations and mental disturbances that arise during the course of intensive meditation and are often mistaken by the practitioner as enlightenment or kensho.
[edit] changes
Edits on June 14th seem to have eliminated some previous contributions, without comment or justification. -Tim
[edit] Matrix
Would a Matrix referrence be appropriate? It certainly evolved from Maya.--Scix 12:36, 1 November 2006 (UTC)
