肇論新疏 1.77

1.77

If one examines the meaning of motionlessness, how could it be that it sets aside (abandons) motion to seek rest? It must seek rest in the very midst of motion. Because it must seek rest in the very midst of motion, though it is moving, it is always at rest; because it does not set aside motion to seek rest, though it is at rest, it is not separated from motion.