[nonnaci]

I don't think that inner and outer world aren't separate, since we wouldn't feel emotions then; objects draw and invoke emotions.

It's not a problem that one can feel emotions but on one's reflection of feeling emotion that makes for the subject-object division apparent. Most other animals can experience pain and to them, such a feeling is objective or existent in the sense that they don't have a theory of mind; a solipsistic world-view will also suffice along with Panthiesm/moniesm traditions. Perhaps the problem is that modern Western man pretends he is a self-agent, subject to no one's will but his own. If he listens closely within, he can hear that it is the world that beckons him to grow.