To decipher 'Maya', 'Delusion', 'Illusion' was a challenge even to enlightened souls like Narada. Mahavishnu had to educate him on this amoebic concept. But it was experiential learning - Narada's falling for Damayanthi, his host-king's daughter, his transformation into a ravishing beauty after a shower, whom King Thaladwajan married and later lost. At last, the death in the battlefield of the two indefatigable sons-in-law was a terrible blow of Maya. Though Damayanthi and Thaladwajan claimed Narada to be theirs, Mahavishnu explained the delusions they were in.