Fragments

Heraclitus's "Fragments" are the surviving remnants of his writings, offering glimpses into his philosophical ideas.

His work emphasizes the concept of constant change and flux, famously stating that "everything flows.

" Heraclitus's philosophy explores the unity of opposites and the importance of understanding the underlying principles governing the universe.

His fragments are often cryptic and require careful interpretation, but they have had a profound influence on Western thought.

The "Fragments" remain a significant source for understanding pre-Socratic philosophy.