About the Horrors of Death

NOTE! This work was published as an appendix to the later book Apology of the Illuminati.

• Name: About the Horrors of Death: a Philosophical Speech
• Author: Adam Weishaupt
• Pages: 36
• Dimensions: 15,24 x 0,23 x 22,86 cm
• Published: 2025
• Description: "EVERYONE TALKS ABOUT THE ILLUMINATI — BUT NO ONE HAS READ THE ORIGINALS — DON'T IMAGINE, DON'T ASSUME, KNOW".
  This book will change everything you've believed about the so-called evil of the Illuminati — until now.
  Written in 1786 by Adam Weishaupt (1748–1830), founder of the historical Illuminati. The Horrors of Death is not a religious tract or a philosophical abstraction.
  It is a razor-sharp wake-up call to the living — a challenge to cast off the illusions of modern life, face the inevitability of death with open eyes, and finally, to live.
  With powerful clarity and unflinching honesty, Weishaupt lays bare the human soul:
  • Why do we fear death more than we fear ignorance, oppression, or a wasted life?
  • How did we learn to hate the very thing that gives life its value?
  • And how can reason — not superstition — teach us to embrace death as part of freedom?
  This work is both a defense of Enlightenment principles and a rebuttal to shallow materialism, written by a man accused of being the darkest of thinkers — yet who dares to speak more luminously about virtue, dignity, and the soul than most of his time.
  This is not a book for those who seek comfort in illusions. It is for those who would rather know.
  Everyone fears death. Few understand it.
  This book is not about fear. It is about freedom.