d: What is the purpose of Maya?
cguru: To delude.
d: That I also know. I find life filled with superficial things one after another. The real thing is never revealed but delusion is ever there. There must be something deeper than this. So I ask: What is the purpose of Maya?
cguru: To elude.
d: Yes, the real thing does not come to our grasp but gets eluded behind commitments to superficial things. So I ask: What is the purpose of Maya?
cguru: To prelude.
d: Yes, there must be a deeper prelude behind all these, but unfortunately it is very slippery. Life is more or less joyless but hope is still there. So I ask: What is the purpose of Maya?
cguru: Yama.
d: Yama. Maya's reverse? But why reverse? It is a more suitable word than Maya. Everyday I get up feeling Yama in my heart. If not everyday, at regular intervals I feel the presence of Yama behind small and big things in life. God has eluded me but Yama is faithfully revealing his presence to me. I am even thinking of switching my allegiance to Yama. But I also want some mitigation. So I ask: What is the purpose of Maya?
cguru: Yaamaa.
d: Yama got stretched. I totally agree to this extended Yama. Add hundred more a's and stretch Yama. My namaskarams to the virat Yama. But presently I want some support. So I ask: What is the purpose of Maya?
cguru: Yaa-Maa.
d: Yama got split. I am seeing Maa on the other end and Yaa, I am getting some hope. So I keep up with my question: What is the purpose of Maya?
... to be cont