|| Alan Watts || Acceptance of Death ||

Alan Watts was a British philosopher and writer who was known for his ideas on Eastern philosophy and its relationship to modern life. He believed that a major obstacle to finding peace and happiness in life is the fear of death, which he saw as an artificial construct of the Western world. According to Watts, a more accepting and natural approach to death is found in Eastern philosophy, where the idea of death is seen as simply a transition to a new state of being, rather than an end. He encouraged people to let go of their fear of death and to fully embrace life, including its eventual end, as a means of finding greater fulfilment and happiness.