Heraclitus
Ephesus · c. 500 BCE · Flux
Where each thread leads
Logos
A Greek word meaning word, account, ratio and reason at once — and one of the most consequential ambiguities in Western thought.
Philosophy
Literally the love of wisdom: the practice of asking questions carefully enough that the answers can be examined.
Wisdom
Not the amount you know, but what you do with it — judgement formed by knowledge, experience and restraint.
Tao
The way — both the course things naturally take and the path a person might align with.