Adapted from the 'Doxography' of #SextusEmpiricus, containing clues to taking #Heraclitus at his word/logos, as his monism demands that (his) thoughts are also embodiments and so practices ['Appendix II: Doxographic reports,' #CharlesKahn 1979, p 293-294]
Perhaps the greatest surprise that awaits us at our death is that things will not be very different, since we are and always have been familiar with the experience of continually dying and continually being reborn.
- #CharlesKahn (1979), ‘The Art and Thought of #Heraclitus’, 226-227
Quoted in #CharlesKahn, ‘The Art and Thought of #Heraclitus’, 1979: 202-204
Perhaps the greatest surprise that awaits us at our death is that things will not be very different, since we are and always have been familiar with the experience of continually dying and continually being reborn.
- #CharlesKahn, ‘The Art and Thought of #Heraclitus’, 226-227
