無風月花柳不成造化 無情欲嗜好不成心體 只以我轉物不以物役我 則嗜欲莫非天機 卽是理境矣 (後 115)
Without wind, moon, flowers and trees, there is no harmony in nature. Without desire and inclination, the ground of the mind cannot be achieved. However, if 'I' only roll things, but things do not control 'I', every desire, inclination is to be the nature's mystery and become the boundary of meaning facing the world. (Book2 115)
World exist because there is a mind. Because the mind recognizes the object. Mind must not be controlled by any object. Not to say emotions.
Vegetable Root Discourse
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