Maya is a Sanskrit term that means that which is not. The conjuring of a false reality reinforces the belief that one is separate from the infinite cosmic whole. This delusion keeps all beings from understanding their true nature. The Maya room on the Tamas floor is a reminder that recognising the bonds of Maya and aspiring to go beyond is the essence of the spiritual path.
Bed Type: Single
The painting of the Inward Eye depicts human bondage to desires and attachments in both the awakened and dream state. The artist employs Kamdhenu Gai, the wish-fulfilling cow from Indian mythology, to emphasise the presence of desire in both states of being. Ek se anek depicts the creation of duality – the world of Maya – by fragmenting the singular cosmic identity. The reverse journey from fragment to whole is the essence of spirituality. The Maya Grid installation interprets delusion as a mental construct trapped by physical, sensory and emotional attachments and erroneous identification. The slant art installation has a poignant quote of Kahlil Gibrain. The moh maya chair showcases the delusions of the mind.
Wifi
LED TV
Laundry
Air Conditioner
OTT
Electronic Safe Locker
Phone
Tea/Coffee Kettle
Shower
