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Transcendentalist like Thoreau and Emerson believe that if everyone is appreciative for the life that they are given and live out that life with independence and simplicity as nature has taught, one is able to better themselves and in turn better the world that they live in as well.

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Technology plays a large role in the absence of transcendentalism because the minds of the people are consumed in their effortless technologies like smartphones which consume individuals thus making them more dependent and less willing to be unique.

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A video of a rafting trip I took through the heart of a Montana forest

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This picture was taken in Maui right after I watched the sunset. This pictue

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Enjoying the breathtaking view over looking the small fishing village.

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I wake up early in the morning and walk outside,
I am greeted by the tropical sticky Baja air,
The morning fireball that lays over horizon,
The white sand being warmed by the sun,
The numberless waves crashing on the shore,
The old rusting dock,
The boats anchored in the ocean swaying back and forth,
The hard-working fishermen scrambling to get their tackle together,
The tuna that leaps gracefully hoping to catch a piece of bait to feast on for breakfast,
The early risers that stand next to me in awe of the beautiful day that awaits,

After a long day in Mexico, I again walk outside,

I bid goodnight to the sun that blistered my skin in the heat of the day,
The palm trees that line the beaches,
The music faintly playing an upbeat Mexican tune,
The late night pool goers heading in to catch some shut-eye,
The spouting fountains being shut off until dawn,
The swells of the sea still crashing on the sand,

I then wait until the sun rises again.

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Life is precious, in seconds it can be gone forever. As I sit here I reflect on my life, I am fortunate, living on Mt. Helix in my wonderful home, I drive to school and attend classes taught by exceptional teachers, I am surrounded by family and friends who love me, and I am free to travel, and seek adventure as I please. I am healthy, I have never been severely injured or ill and if I do unfortunately become wounded or unhealthy I am moments away from a hospital ready to nurse me back to health. I am free, I am an American citizen living in the greatest country in the world whereas I women I am viewed as equal to men, I am granted freedom of speech under the United States Constitution and I am able to visit the astonishing National Parks and other sights of nature that our country has to offer. As I look around the secure bubble I call home I see terror, injustice, and sorrow in society but, surrounding that society I look for beauty; in the mountains, as high as I can see, the white sand covered beaches, the extensive sky-blue lakes, the towering black smoking volcanoes, the vast flower-covered meadows, and the blue ocean stretching as far as the naked eye can view. Again I sit here and I vow to give more and take less; I will give my time, time to clean our beaches and forests, time to travel and enjoy the beauty this world has to offer, and time to relax under the sun that rises and sets everyday so that we can see the majestic nature around us. I will take less, I will take less time wasting my life, I will live with purpose, I will take fewer rocks from streams, fewer grains of sand from beaches, and fewer flowers from meadows and instead, take memories to hold forever. I will give more and take less because this society needs people willing to sacrifice their own desires for others. In this “me generation” I vow to give more of myself to others and to sacrifice my time in order to help those in need. I will take less of others time and instead of wasting it on my frivolous needs, give them an opportunity to use it carefully. I will take less and give more.

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"There is a time in every man's education when he arrives at the conviction that envy is ignorance"

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"Others have the same love in such excess, that, not content with admiring, they seek to embody it in new forms. The creation of art"

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"Nature always wears the colors of the spirit."

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“I think that I cannot preserve my health and spirits, unless I spend four hours a day at least - and it is commonly more than that - sauntering through the woods and over the hills and fields, absolutely free from all worldly engagements.”

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1) A. "Where I Lived and What I Lived For"

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1) A. "Where I Lived and What I Lived For"

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"Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity! I say, let your affairs be as two or three, and not a hundred or a thousand; instead of a million count half a dozen, and keep your accounts on your thumbnail"