“Motion and movement are slaves to thoughts, which in turn, are enslaved by perception.”
“Perception leads us to absorb, and to absorb fosters calculating, calculation leads to action or movement, and to move is to reveal intentions.”

I know for me personally, one of my biggest challenges is being able to think and have fluid and concise expression of a martial idea. If perception governs thoughts which govern motion and movement, how do we go about honing our perception? How do we train our five senses to gather adequate information to be able to act, react, and adapt? Lastly, how do we best determine our limitations between what we perceive, and our ability calculate a response or access the situation based on that information?

I don’t know a lot about Physics, but I believe there’s a formula for motion that involves the position of a “body” or “bodies”. So in my understanding of motion it would be the measurement of a “body’s” travel from point A to point B using speed, velocity, and time among other measurements.

Whereas movement might be the positioning of a part of that “body” measured in reference to a point, such as an axis.

Is that different? I’m starting to confuse myself. I would love to hear my fellow classmates interpretation of the difference between motion and movement.