There is no world.
There is no collection of objects following stiff rules. No big machine following a precisely ordered procedure. No concrete, no materials out of which all is made.
There are no things, only events. Ideas happening.
All is but the music of the Grand Concert Master playing His own score. Playing it His own way, living in the nuances, the tiny details of expression. Bending the notes at whim, sometimes changing them altogether, as if to remind the audience, “It’s my score; I am the composer. I can do as I wish.”
Which just makes it all the more magnificent when He plays by the rules.
There is nothing else but Him.
Re: No World It's more magnificent when he does what he wants, bends the rule or does not adhere to them... Why? The creator "engineers" creation to point it down paths that it would never have gone down if there were no divine involvement above and beyond the usual. People, events, et alia, have changed history and people have heard their calling and changed themselves and/or gone completely out of the "Dao" that they would have had if there was nothing more important as per HaShem... There are always exceptions to the rules (assuming one is not delusional, psychotic or what psychology calls "Ideas of Reference") as the Rebbe said "...if you think it came from HaShem you're probably right." (from his latest bio).
Trying to do teshuva, I found that my personal "Dao" had small miracles that altered me. HaShem did not want me to lose myself in a vast amalgam that Judaism is. I'm blessed in how HaShem perceives me; my experiences in the "jungle" gave me a reak, not socialized "weltanschauung":)