Practical reason, by contrast, deals not with objects in order to cognize them but with its own power to make them actual (in conformity with the cognition of them),.e., with a will, which is a causality insofar as reason contains the determining basis thereof; consequently it does not have to indicate an object of intuition, but (because the concept of causality always contains the reference to a law that determines the existence of the manifold elements in relation to one another) it has to indicate, as practical reason, only a law of objects.