Quotes About Flux

Nothing recedes like progress.

In a progressive country change is constant; change is inevitable.

Todo cuanto vive, vive porque cambia; cambia porque pasa; y, porque pasa, muere.

For all things change, making way for each other

Everything has changed, and nothing has changed more than the world of fashion.

The rock biz is the low end of the creative world. Faces come and go so fast.

Language changes very fast.

Society is changing constantly, and changing faster than we think.

I think everybody goes through changes, and the same should be said for fictional characters, especially ones that you follow on television.

With the 200m free it just changes all the time whoever is at the top.

Nothing stays the same

impermanence.

Change rained fast and furious on me for the next fortnight.

Civilization is a transient sickness.

nothing in the world is permanent. The only permanent thing is impermanence.

Because change begets change.

In my experience, milady, we can never get back to exactly where we started, no matter how hard we try.

The universe is transformation.

The ultimate freedom lies in knowing everything, including you, is in a state of flux; you're never still, you're always 'nexting';

nothing in the world is solid or real, because nothing is permanent, and all things---including trees and animals and pebbles and mountains and rivers and me and you---are just flowing through for the time being.

Death is certain. Life is always changing, like a puff of wind in the air, or a wave in the sea, or even a thought in the mind.

In this way, fluid and shape-shifting, we divide and multiply and move through time and space.

A wave is born from deep conditions of the ocean," she said. "A person is born from deep conditions of the world. A person pokes up from the world and rolls along like a wave, until it is time to sink down again. Up, down. Person, wave.

No, like worldly contempt, worldly honor is a whirlpool, a play of confused forces, an illusory moment in the flux of opinions. It is a sense-deception, as when a swarm of insects at a distance seem to the eye like one body; a sense-deception, as when the noise of the many at a distance seems to the ear like a single voice.