Vedas refer to Maya as bhogya brahm (Devanagari: भोग्य ब्रह्म ISO15919: bhogya brahma ). It means the object that is enjoyed by the enjoyer ( jiva ).
It is called brahm because Maya is an eternal power of God.
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