19 Quotes by A.J.West

One’s consciousness passes into a new realm on the brink of death, whether the soul does so or not. Anger, jealousy, hatred, ambition, regret, none of them matter in the end.

People only ever doubt certainties, otherwise, where’s the sport?

Women need space to grieve, not husbands.

We fear the dead, when really, we ought to be far more afraid of the living.

How does it feel, to see a dying child? One does not feel at all for there is nothing in the mind to make sense of it. Nothing, but one's own death.

Death is a beginning.

The séance had made its impression, not so much on my senses, but on the very imagination of my soul.

If ghosts are real, death is not.

Ghosts are mere memories of lives passed, granted a reassuring afterlife, manifested by the pleading, grasping, fearful imagination of our own mortality.