It is better to conceal ignorance than to expose it. Heraclitus More Quotes by Heraclitus More Quotes From Heraclitus Everything is in flux. Heraclitus flux The opposite is beneficial; from things that differ comes the fairest attunement; all things are born through strife. Heraclitus strifebornopposites If you went in search of it, you would not find the boundaries of the soul, though you traveled every road-so deep is its measure [logos]. Heraclitus logossoulboundaries All is flux, nothing is stationary. Heraclitus stationaryflux Nature is accustomed to hide itself. Heraclitus naturenaturalscience All things flow, nothing abides. Heraclitus flowall-thingstime God is day and night, winter and summer, war and peace, surfeit and hunger. Heraclitus godsummerpeace Could you tell night from day? No, I regard all such distinctions as logically impossible. Heraclitus distinctionimpossiblenight The only constant is change. Unless you get a small group of neighbors together to stop it. Heraclitus neighborgroupstogether Though wisdom is common, yet the many live as if they had a wisdom of their own. Heraclitus ifscommon Man, like a light in the night, is kindled and put out. Heraclitus lightmennight Character is our destiny. Heraclitus our-destinydestinycharacter A dry soul is wisest and best. Heraclitus drysoulphilosophy From out of all the many particulars comes oneness, and out of oneness come all the many particulars. Heraclitus onenessunityphilosophy The content of your # character is your # choice. Heraclitus inspirational-recoverychoicescharacter No one can step twice into the same river, nor touch mortal substance twice in the same condition. By the speed of its change, it scatters and gathers again. Heraclitus substancestepsrivers Time is a child playing with droughts. The lordship is to the child. Heraclitus children-playinglordshipchildren You can never step into the same river for new waters are always flowing on to you. Heraclitus A man's character is his guardian divinity. Heraclitus All if flux, nothing stays still. Heraclitus
