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Panta rhei - Alles fließt - All things keep flowing
Die Aphorisme „Panta rhei“ geht auf den griechischen Naturphilosophen Heraklit von Ephesos (um 520 – um 460 v. Chr.) zurück und ist ein Kennzeichen seiner Lehre. Einer seiner bekanntesten Lehrsätze ist: „Pánta chorei kaì oudèn ménei" das bedeutet „Alles bewegt sich fort und nichts bleibt.“ So wie das Wasser im Bach immer in Bewegung ist, so sind alle Dinge, Lebewesen und Erscheinungen in der Welt immer in Veränderung begriffen. Nichts bleibt, wie es ist.
Das Bild ist eine Detailaufnahme vom Vierröhrenbrunnen in Würzburg, wo zufälligerweise ein orangefarbener Lieferwagen geparkt war.
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The aphorism "Panta rhei" originates from the Greek natural philosopher Heraclitus of Ephesus (around 520 - around 460 BC) and is a characteristic of his doctrine. One of his most famous doctrines is:"Pánta chorei kaì oudèn ménei", which means "Everything moves away and nothing remains"; just as the water in the stream is always in motion, so are all things, beings and phenomena in the world always changing. Nothing stays the same.
The picture is a detailed view of the well Vierröhrenbrunnen in Würzburg, where an orange-coloured van was parked by chance.
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Das Bild ist eine Detailaufnahme vom Vierröhrenbrunnen in Würzburg, wo zufälligerweise ein orangefarbener Lieferwagen geparkt war.
reise-zikaden.de/zitate-aus-der-antike-panta-rhei-alles-fliesst
The aphorism "Panta rhei" originates from the Greek natural philosopher Heraclitus of Ephesus (around 520 - around 460 BC) and is a characteristic of his doctrine. One of his most famous doctrines is:"Pánta chorei kaì oudèn ménei", which means "Everything moves away and nothing remains"; just as the water in the stream is always in motion, so are all things, beings and phenomena in the world always changing. Nothing stays the same.
The picture is a detailed view of the well Vierröhrenbrunnen in Würzburg, where an orange-coloured van was parked by chance.
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cammino club has replied to ©UdoSm clubcammino club has replied to Erika AkireGefällt mir diese Aufnahme.
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“The world is a living fire,: Heraclitus is supposed to have said, while his most famous saying of all : “All things change: (Panta rhei) and :You cannot step into the same river twice,” make him the father of relativism: a relativism that teeters on the bank of embracing chaos.
Heraclitus’s theory of Logos, his cryptic saying (which resemble those of the famous Oracle of Delphi, revealing how much philosophy and religion were still intermingled), and his love of paradox earned wide respect, if not exactly acceptance. They were so clever, in fact that the only way to answer the Heraclitean riddle of existence seemed to be challenge its entire foundation. This another thinker from one of the Greek cities in southern Italy, Elea, proceeded to do during Socrates’s own lifetime,. His name of Perimendis, and in answer to Heraclitus’s claim that everything changes, Parmenides countered by arguing that nothing changes. ~ Page 14 ~ Cave & the Light - Author - Arthur Herman
cammino club has replied to Dinesh clubI suppose the only thing that doesn't change and is constant in the world is energy (law of conservation of energy). However, this energy can be transformed into into new forms of matter, considering the Einstein energy-mass equivalence. This means that the matter can change again and again. In this sense Heraclitus and Parmenides are right.
bravo Cammino für diese wonderchöne arbeit
Das Zusammentreffen von Schärfe und Unschärfe durch das fließende Wasser ist herrlich eingefangen, Reinhold.
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