Death Is Nothing to Fear: Better Living through the Philosophy of Epicurus

Haris Dimitriadis has devoted the last twenty years of his life to studying, updating, and practicing the ancient philosophy of Epicurus. Stunned by its effectiveness, he felt compelled to share his knowledge of Epicurus's natural philosophy by publishing his book Epicurus and the Pleasant Life in June 2017.

In Death Is Nothing to Fear, Haris addresses the terror of the end of life in-depth and offers practical ways to cope because this fear stops people from enjoying a pleasant life worldwide.

Death is indeed the essential reminder of life. Only when we face it squarely can we take our time on this Earth seriously and make the most of it. Only when we encounter it squarely can we take our time on this Earth seriously and make the most of it.

Now in his late sixties, he found facing the prospect of his demise with the help of Epicurean philosophy and contemporary psychology to be both straightforward and effective.

He is fascinated to share a philosophically and scientifically sound technique that meliorates the fear of death and is easy to understand and practice in everyday life.