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So you see how beautifully Ibn Arabi explains it?

We know he means Maya, but he doesnt seperate it from God, being a Muslim he cant give God any projections as its not in line with " There is none worthy of worship but God"

So this is what I am saying..that Maya is but Brahman's projectile power..in other words Brahman too..but just focus on Brahman.
You may know that Maya exists but no need to dwell on it.

If you feel Maya is a teacher..Brahman is the actual " teacher"..Maya are the lessons..so do the lessons and go back to Brahman as the Supreme Guru.

[QUOTE="renuka, post: 462400, member: 7604"] So you see how beautifully Ibn Arabi explains it? We know he means Maya, but he doesnt seperate it from God, being a Muslim he cant give God any projections as its not in line with " There is none worthy of worship but God" So this is what I am saying..that Maya is but Brahman's projectile power..in other words Brahman too..but just focus on Brahman. You may know that Maya exists but no need to dwell on it. If you feel Maya is a teacher..Brahman is the actual " teacher"..Maya are the lessons..so do the lessons and go back to Brahman as the Supreme Guru. [/QUOTE]

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