“‘All flows,’ said a beloved Greek. Heraclitus was called the crying philosopher, as if he spoke in desperation. But, why crying? I love what he says—it does not make me cry.
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Rather than interpret pante rhea [πάντα ῥεῖ] as ‘nothing lasts,’ I had always considered it a Western expression of Tao.”
— Terence McKenna, True Hallucinations