In the oriental worldview, the self and the world exist in a combined state, not separate. It is not a 'me facing the world', but a whole perception of the 'me inherent in the world', and a belief that individuals are connected to the world beyond the limits of existence.

Within this system of perception, the microcosme interacts with and shares the essence of its existence. The "I" is part of the universe's great breath and is a mirror that reflects the order of life. Dandelions have bloomed. Every year, the flowers that are common in sunny fields are already white-colored with their hair and blooming along with fields. Some flowers are hanging around in the wind. The huge round dandelion hole on top of a rugged earthy surface, or a Matière reminiscent of multivers space, stands out as a form of a microcosme, symbolizing the cosmos, and inside it countless holes in another small world, microcosme, subtly swaying waiting for the wind to carry themselves into the unknown.