Maya vs. Laws of the universe, what is the difference?
First published: 2023-12-08
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Everything in this world or cosmos is subject to Maya and has arisen from this force, including the laws of nature, only these laws are persistent, or more precisely, consistent.
If someone is always on time, like the Germans, they say they are a neat person. The Germans have become known worldwide for their order and quality over the last two centuries. The opposite of order is disorder, also known as chaos. The Devi or Adi Shakti, her Trishula is slightly inclined (11 o’clock) in contrast to Shiva’s Trishula (12 o’clock).
Shiva is considered a destroyer, also a destroyer of illusions, in contrast to the mother or Adi Shakti, she is considered the queen of Maya. You can also see this behaviour in many mothers when they mother their children, how they create illusions, e.g. so that the child eats, whereas the father begins to break these illusions and says “Grow up!” so that the child does not get lost in the cradle of illusions.
This symmetry is not absolute – a small asymmetry also helps here too, but the father or the son can also come from the mother, and vice versa, the daughters can also come after their fathers, i.e. crossed: “ד.
What is order? Imagine if there was no order in the cosmos, then there would be no life. Every atom in your body is ordered, even though most people are made up of the same compositions, see e.g. different. This happens because the atoms are ordered differently (sometimes persistently because of the aging process).
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