call, I come down from my cushion. But   when  people
　　   of the third rank come, I go to the temple   gate  to
　　   greet them."  These anecdotes convey the  idea  that 
　　   the enlightened ancient masters still regarded
　　   tso-ch'an as very important.
　　　　  However, if we wish to practice the  Samadhi  of
　　   One Act, as advocated by Hui-neng, we will   remember
　　   that in the true tso-ch'an the mind does   not  abide
　　   in anything, hence is not limited to finding expression
　　   in sitting. For one who can continuously practice
　　   the Samadhi of One Act, the ultimate tso-ch'an   is no
　　   tso-ch'an.