Panta Rhei by Carlo (Cacau) Celuque

“Panta rhei” is a Greek phrase that means “everything flows”. It is a simplified version of the teachings of the ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus, who lived around 500 BCE in Ephesus. Heraclitus believed that the world was always in flux, constantly changing and becoming, but never being. He also believed that opposites are interconnected and necessary for existence, such as day and night, life and death, and hot and cold.
Heraclitus's ideas are often depicted as a river, where you can't step into the same water twice. The phrase “panta rhei” can also be used to emphasize that life is constantly changing and nothing stays the same.
The philosophy of Heraclitus is also known as “Universal Flux”. It can be seen all around us, from the changing seasons to the ebb and flow of tides.

Carlo Celuque is a music composer from Brazil and specialized in creating soundtracks for a variety of medias. He also creates music for the pleasure and for of those who love all kinds of electronic music. Influenced by the 70s Berlin school, Progressive Rock, New Age, Ambient and Electronic Music. He uses an assortment of synthesizers (hard and soft).