肇論新疏 3.93

3.93

Desiring to nourish one's form, the deliberations of wisdom devise plans; this is wisdom being wearied because of the form. Once wisdom has devised plans, it in turn makes its body toil in work day and night; this is the form toiling because of wisdom. Employing each other because of this, they revolve like a wheel along the long road of birth and death, never stopping though exhausted.