"...Heraclitus had made the profound observation that one could never step in the same river twice, because it wouldn't be the same river, and one wouldn't be the same person. The Lethe, then, equated forgetting with rebirth. The continuity of one's soul was tied extricably to the persistence of one's memories. When memories were gone, a new soul was born. The Lethe was forgetting was death was change."
— Sep 16, 2025 08:59AM
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