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Transcendentalism in a unique way  educates  people to model themselves after nature in order to become self-reliant individuals who return are able to fully and positively contribute to society by enabling  a mentality that originates from the ambitions of the inner soul and enables seeking of the hidden truths that interconnect life’s hidden aspects that lead to significant leaders fleeing from society’s conformity.

Link to write up:  https://docs.google.com/a/guhsd.net/document/d/1xRLSSPNDzTL0EXcxvpO1tk6rpqRnjLEBWwv065wacaI/edit?usp=sharing

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9)  Modern Challenges to living  the transcendental life

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9)  Modern Challenges to living  the transcendental life

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The modern day challenges that restrain the  the transcendental tenets  is the societies capitalist conceptions  along with possession materialism.

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This Pictre was taken in Boston MA, int he national park as every corner you turn to has greens everywhere. And when you sit and stare you get lost in the view.

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acknowledge the environment surrounding you

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6) Modern day representation: Up with the birds Coldplay (aka my favorite band) 

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6) Modern day representation: Up with the birds Coldplay (aka my favorite band) 

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link to the song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUR2WOSa3ww

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5)   poem- The rhymes of the atmosphere 

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5)   poem- The rhymes of the atmosphere 

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I strolled through the gardens,
With the everlasting greens, greens of wisdom greens of thee. I watch the bristles of the leaves glide through the symphonies of the air. Yet I am stuck  in mid air. Stuck in mind  stuck place. Hopeful for a great break. The say great minds think alike , but the great ones are outside breathing fresh air. Air of wisdom air of ocean breeze.

Now, the ocean what mysteries it beholds. The properties of the ocean, the water, it's destructive force yet majestic. I go to the ocean to ponder, to contemplate. The ocean is where all thee emotions lie. of course human kind is to blind for such beauty, But I still seek the ocean. For I am a sea child, a moon child free yet misguided they say. But the ocean never lies to me.
The oceans preserves all life’s hidden secrets.

for I am a ocean child.

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4)  Self deceleration: "Ponder the existence, explore the ambitions and enable greatness." -Maryam Howayer

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4)  Self deceleration: "Ponder the existence, explore the ambitions and enable greatness." -Maryam Howayer

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The personal contribution of to the world is simply to seek ambitions in which not only enable greatness, but it evolves society and the world into a better atmosphere consistently looking for improvements in the world and societal aspects. Without ambitious people there would be no further advancement in medicine or any field in improving humanity even in the means of standing alone. If society remains in conformity break out stand in isolation and discover the hidden truths that are hidden within the world we blindly seek as there is no extent to discovery.

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I was in Boston in the Harvard yard embracing the greens as not everyday one gets to view such scenery.
#the everlasting greens

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E) "Society everywhere is in conspiracy against the manhood  of every one of its member." - essay 2 Self-Reliance 

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E) "Society everywhere is in conspiracy against the manhood  of every one of its member." - essay 2 Self-Reliance 

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-in California, taking a hike to  lake Jenny

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1D) "Even the corpse has it's own beauty." - excerpt from "Beauty" 

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1D) "Even the corpse has it's own beauty." - excerpt from "Beauty" 

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-Picture at Harvard University in the Harvard lawn while taking a walk through Harvard square during this summer

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1C)  " Miller owns this field , Locke that, and manning the woodland beyond ...but none of them owns the landscape" - Excerpt from "Nature" 

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1C)  " Miller owns this field , Locke that, and manning the woodland beyond ...but none of them owns the landscape" - Excerpt from "Nature" 

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(This picture was taken while I was sitting at Harvard yard)

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1B)  " I saw fences half consumed, their lands lost in the middle of of the prairie, and some worldly miser with a surveyor looking after his bounds, while heaven had taken place around him, and he did not see the angels going to and fro , but was looking for an old post-hole in the midst of paradise." - excerpt from walking ( The Atlantic) 

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1B)  " I saw fences half consumed, their lands lost in the middle of of the prairie, and some worldly miser with a surveyor looking after his bounds, while heaven had taken place around him, and he did not see the angels going to and fro , but was looking for an old post-hole in the midst of paradise." - excerpt from walking ( The Atlantic) 

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The picture was taken in San Antonio Texas, while I  was on boat in tours of "The River Walk"  it was so refreshing and so mind blowing

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1A) "The millions are awake enough for physical labor; but only one in a million is awake enough for effective intellectual exertion , only one in a hundred millions to a poetic or divine life.. to be awake is to be alive." -excerpt from Walden chapter 2 "Where I lived and what I lived for" 

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1A) "The millions are awake enough for physical labor; but only one in a million is awake enough for effective intellectual exertion , only one in a hundred millions to a poetic or divine life.. to be awake is to be alive." -excerpt from Walden chapter 2 "Where I lived and what I lived for" 