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1A Quote "Where I Lived and what I Lived For"

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1A Quote "Where I Lived and what I Lived For"

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"We must learn to reawaken and keep ourselves awake, not by mechanical aids, but by an infinite expectation of the dawn, which does not forsake us in our soundest sleep…Our life is frittered away by detail" - Henry David Thoreau

This image describes the quote visually emphasizing the action of being simplistic to one's life and experiencing the "infinite expectation" of a person's life, which they must themselves keep their eyes open for.

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"Half the walk is but retracing our steps. We should go forth on the shortest walk...in the spirit of undying adventure, never to return, prepared to send back our embalmed hearts only as relics to our desolate kingdoms. If you are ready to leave father and mother, and brother and sister, and wife and child and friends, and never see them again—if you have paid your debts, and made your will, and settled all your affairs, and are a free man—then you are ready for a walk." -Henry David Thoreau

The picture illustrates the quote of "undying adventure" and the endless stairwell of "never" returning to the way of life, finding individualism throughout the journey to freedom from one's daily life.

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“Most persons do not see the sun. At least they have a very superficial seeing. The sun illuminates only the eye of the man, but shines into the eye and the heart of the child.” -Emerson

The image demonstrates the contrast between a growing person who sees nature as a recurring everyday event and a child who sees nature the way it is meant to be seen, fully appreciating in its all.

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"Therefore does beauty, which, in relation to actions, as we have seen, comes unsought, and comes because it is unsought, remain for the apprehension and pursuit of the intellect; and then again, in its turn, of the active power. Nothing divine dies. All good is eternally reproductive. The beauty of nature reforms itself in the mind, and not for barren contemplation, but for new creation." -Emerson

The image explores the different perceptive many people can have about nature as a whole, and, how nature is viewed in the mind of the perceiver.

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"...that he must take himself for better, for worse, as his portion; that though the wide universe is full of good, no kernel of nourishing corn can come to him but through his toil bestowed on that plot of ground which is given to him to till." -Emerson

The image represents an individual "toiling" up a rope, that hard work comes with earning, that the universe is full of good, and it is the role of the individual to achieve what is given to them.

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2A O Me! O Life! and Film "Dead Poet Society"

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2A O Me! O Life! and Film "Dead Poet Society"

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The movie and the poem surround the concept of living life as it is meant to be, instead of living a life with conformity. One's identity is life and how that life may contribute to the world. One's existence can feel meaningless but once one contributes a verse can feel happiness. While watching the movie and the poem, I realized how life is supposed to follow how I want my life to be, not what society wants it to be.

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Everyone sees everything in a different way, in order for one to find that individualism, one needs to have the initiative to find it themselves such as standing on the table themselves.

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I stand upon my desk to remind myself that we must constantly look at things in a different way

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This image demonstrates the pathway I will create for females in male-dominated fields. My verse to the world is opening doors for females in male-dominated fields such as stem fields, the gaming industry, and sports.  I’m hoping to create a pathway for females in these fields to express who they are and continue with their own passions throughout their life. I will be expanding these doors to females and helping them through these male-dominated fields.

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4 Poem: The Life I Once Lived, Imagine I Lived, Will Live In the Rain

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4 Poem: The Life I Once Lived, Imagine I Lived, Will Live In the Rain

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One shall see what can’t be seen

If they open their eyes to what can be sought

Without thought the rain of nature

Is what nurtures us while we cry

The truth of rain is that

only the ones that know the feeling of it can understand

The soft touch of the droplets on your skin

Which stops time ever so gently

Traffic of cars slows down just for a moment to stand

Visions of thoughts fill our minds

The moment of swaying with the rain with that special someone

Love letters, flowers, cuddles next to the fireplace

No more thinking about complicated life

More thinking about what is life

A life I could make for myself

Memories of past lives

Childhood version of ourselves still lives within us

Childhood me would run in the rain without a second thought

Childhood me would dance in the rain without a care in the world

Childhood me would…

Be happy

One’s happiness doesn’t come from one person

One’s happiness comes from one’s self

True happiness is of one’s self before someone else

True happiness is realizing what truly makes one happy

Still curled up in a ball in the rain, dreaming of a life I can live

But, that life was long-lived

The tender kisses of the droplets lingered on my head

patting on the head I once didn’t have to think of

I guess it's similar to my childhood in a way

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5 Part 1: Modern-day Transcendentalism- "The Little Mermaid"

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5 Part 1: Modern-day Transcendentalism- "The Little Mermaid"

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The connection between Ariel and the human world expresses the contrasting world she wants to live in, and how one can break conformity to find their own individualism.

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5 Part 2 Modern-day Transcendentalism-                      "Idontwannabeyouanymore"-Billie Eilish

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5 Part 2 Modern-day Transcendentalism-                      "Idontwannabeyouanymore"-Billie Eilish

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"Don't be that way
Fall apart twice a day
I just wish you could feel what you say
Show, never tell
But I know you too well
Got a mood that you wish you could sell
If teardrops could be bottled
There'd be swimming pools filled by models
Told, "A tight dress is what makes you a whore"
If "I love you" was a promise
Would you break it, if you're honest?
Tell the mirror what you know she's heard before
I don't wanna be you
Anymore
Hands getting cold
Losing feeling is getting old
Was I made from a broken mold?
Hurt, I can't shake
We've made every mistake
Only you know the way that I break"

The singer speaks to herself that she "doesn't want to be herself anymore", not conforming to society's standard for women, and finding her own individualism.

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6   #inspiringwriter                                                                     nathlete

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6   #inspiringwriter                                                                     nathlete

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As an individual, one needs to think about their own passion and how one can contribute that passion to society and the world, to find one's individualism to the true nature of a human being.

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A picture of me in the rain, embracing all the ideas and thoughts that come with the rain connecting to my own individualism through nature.

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7B Transcendentalism Picture: Cherry Blossom

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7B Transcendentalism Picture: Cherry Blossom

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A picture of me in the Japanese garden, taking a mini hike looking at the cherry blossom trees and the Koi fish, which helped me get off my phone and embrace nature.

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7C Transcendentalism Picture: Writing in Nature

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7C Transcendentalism Picture: Writing in Nature

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A picture of me writing in my own solitude, expressing my various stories and thoughts in a page of writing.

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8 Challenges to Living Out a Transcendentalism Life- Busy Life and Technology

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8 Challenges to Living Out a Transcendentalism Life- Busy Life and Technology

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Picture of a person looking at their phone in the garden

One's individuality is damaged because of the influences of social media in everyday life, and our busy schedules, to which contribute to a lower appreciation of nature and ourselves.

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9 How does transcendentalism teach people to model themselves after nature in order to become self-reliant individuals who, in turn, are able to fully and positively contribute to society? 

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9 How does transcendentalism teach people to model themselves after nature in order to become self-reliant individuals who, in turn, are able to fully and positively contribute to society? 

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The image demonstrate the community snowflakes have, which each individual snowflake are different but still considered a snowflake, to which is similar of how an individual is different in their own way but still part of a society and considered all to be human.