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People in nature. I wonderful sun set with tress, water, deer, birds and dancing boys and girls. I learned about myself in the picture is

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this song is perfect example of transcendental because its about nature and connects to all the authors of transcendental .

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This was for an AP English project on the subject of Transcendentalism. Just a quick video with some video footage taken from my Rebel T3i, kit lens, and the Cineskates+SkatePlate by Cinetics. This was shot in the Mount Baldy Pass. More info down below: Cinetics Skate System http://store.cinetics.com/mini-system/ Song provided by The American Dollar http://theamericandollar.bandcamp.com/album/free-winter-2010-compilation P.S.

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Henry David Thoreau best articulates the idea that one's spiritual well-being is more important than one's financial or social well-being. Thoreau speaks to social well-being when he states, "I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived" (374). This is a strong statement about how he values spirituality; he speaks not only about what he believes, but what he did in life. “No matter how dormant your life seems, no matter how hopeless, you never, knew when the right conditions will come along that will allow your rebirth (Thoreau). Thoreau implies that no matter how hopeless you are, you are strong and that you can do more if you just be positive about life. Throughout Thoreau's writings, he's using his own personal life experiences, which make the stronger statement than the other authors of the Transcendental time.

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The quote connects to transcendental by showing nature with the trees and water, blue skies, mountains.

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Nature is Beautiful !!!!!

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"In the tranquil landscape, and especially in the distant line of the horizon, man beholds somewhat as beautiful as his own nature." (365)