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This image shows  simple life for it doesn't have a path a way to go for the fog doesn't let you see what's in front of you like knowing future. Having to use the senses you're given no technology, no friends, no one but your brains, wits and gut feeling to help you find your way.

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How does this video show transcendentalism? 

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How does this video show transcendentalism? 

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It shows how the woman is treated for greed not for her person representing that the people using her are not doing spiritual well being over financial well being. Somewhat sends a message that you shouldn't let greed get to you or the person you're trying to help changes into what you viewed them.

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This image that you before your very eyes shows transcendentalism. That something man-made long ago is being taken over by nature. Nature always take over that what belonged to them. Makes you feel like you're hiking feeling the clean chilled air as you walk across the damp ground

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This quote is transcendentalist because it shows self reliance, that a man can get the greatest reward when they're alone than a crowd.  Another tent they show in this quote is spiritual well being over financial well being as he doesn't stand with the crowd but away from it having the sweetness of independence.

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How does this song make it transcendentalist?

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How does this song make it transcendentalist?

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This song has transcendentalism in it. One of the lyrics that shows transcendent is

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Foster the People - Call It What You Want with Lyrics

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Foster the People single 'Call It What you Want' from the album Torches, with lyrics on screen. Sorry about the little messed up sync, it's my first time with Vegas.

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“It is easy in the world to live after the world's opinion; it is easy in solitude to live after our own; but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude.”
― Ralph Waldo Emerson