This article is an effort to see and show the effects of a pre-socratic thinker, dark nicknamed Heraclitus, on the universe and on human beings by their contemporaries and their effects on the perspective of aesthetics perception, art and persistence that prevail in later periods. Pre-Socratic thinkers generally directed their holistic perceptions of the universe towards a sense of thinking, including art, a sense of thinking and revolution, mimesis (imitation) the holistic effects of nature, craft (tekhne), the creation of the artist, or even the creation of this artist. The myths about the creation of the universe is one of the most important things during this period, and the ideas of the poets towards the universe led to the rich use of the imagination by the Greeks while at the same time laying the ground for the universe, the Gods and the search for an unchanging basic matter (tekhne). Therefore, mythos, eposes from the thought of rational thinking in time, i.e., philosophy and its use will evolve towards the logos. In this sense, understanding the thoughts of Heraclitus carrying the logos to the most important point in life is significant and meaningful in order to understand the perspective of the art, spirit, and philosophy of the period.