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“Death marks not the end, but the transition into realms unknown.”

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“I spend the following seconds reveling in the itch of the grass on the back of my neck, the smeared shine of the stars, the miraculous rise and fall of my own chest. I don't remember crawling out of the river that night... but I remember this feeling, the quiet delirium that comes from not dying when you absolutely should have.”

Dying Miraculous Delirium

Book:Starling House

Source: Starling House

“Cops tend to assess a situation at first glance--people are always up to something. In the desert, they were often involved in some form of dying.”

Dying Police Desert Suspicion Cops Sneakiness

Book:The Devil's Highway: A True Story

Source: The Devil's Highway: A True Story

“less than a minute”

Author:Rebecca Yarros

“"Penelope." The Atrox called her by her old name, his voice brutal and at the same time alluring. "I've come to take back my gift." "I surrender it easily," she said. "Your immortality was always a curse." He touched her and a burst of silver sparks burst into the air. His fingers stole the warmth from her body, draining the power of the elixir. At once she began to wrinkle, lines crinkling over her hands, veins becoming ropy under paper-thin skin. She could feel death's cold breath on her shoulder, but it didn't frighten her.”

Dying Aging Immortality Maggie Craven

Book:The Talisman

Source: The Talisman

“Well, faced with our mortality, we create stories of immortality. We strive to leave behind echoes of ourselves, reaching for infinity, eternity, on a finite, terminally ill planet!”

Writing Stories Death Dying Creating Eternity Immortality Mortality Infinity Finite

Book:Peruvian Nights

Source: Peruvian Nights

“Losing a belief in free will has not made me fatalistic—in fact, it has increased my feelings of freedom. My hopes, fears, and neuroses seem less personal and indelible. There is no telling how much I might change in the future. Just as one wouldn’t draw a lasting conclusion about oneself on the basis of a brief experience of indigestion, one needn’t do so on the basis of how one has thought or behaved for vast stretches of time in the past. A creative change of inputs to the system—learning new skills, forming new relationships, adopting new habits of attention—may radically transform one’s life.”

Philosophy Inspiration Change Self Improvement Free Will Determinism

Book:Free Will

Source: Free Will

“Our lives, reduced to mere hours, minutes, seconds, how cruel.”

Death Hours Minutes Dying Cruelty Mortality Seconds Lives Living And Dying Curel

Book:Peruvian Nights

Source: Peruvian Nights

“One of my greatest fears is I will die without finding a single soul who knows what to do with all this fire behind my eyes.”

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Author:Cindy Cherie

“I have gone and turned a graveyard into a garden. Something is growing from all that died inside of me.”

Death Growth Dying Garden Moving On Graveyard

Author:Kristina Mahr

“Mr. Foote was right: no one can guess. No one knows the final outcome, though why is it called an outcome? No one comes out, eventually. "We aren't going to make it out of here alive," Tig used to say as a joke, although it wasn't one. And if you did guess, if you could foresee, would that be better? No: you'd live in grief all the time, you'd be mourning things that hadn't happened yet.”

Death Grief Dying Outcomes Mourning Ending Endings

Book:Old Babes in the Wood: Stories

Source: Old Babes in the Wood: Stories