Transcendentalist Beliefs

While reading the stories by Henry David Thoreau , some reasons have been found to believe in his words and what he has said. These stories often talked about and related to six main subjects of what The Transcendentalist believed. Their main ideas and beliefs were to simplify life, the appreciation of nature, being self-reliant, gaining the truth through the experience of life, social protesting, and the belief in the spiritual world through nature. These subjects have opened the eyes of several people and have made a large impact on todays society. However, while these stories have impacted the lives of several individuals, they requested you to break the laws and go against the government in certain ways. The goal of this essay is to bring attention to the appreciation of nature and what it has to offer, The Transcendentalist proposed that reality can be understood by studying and spending time with nature. The idea of the transcendentalist was to simplify life and live with the appreciation of nature.

The Transcendentalist have achieved their goal, they have gave examples and made statements to help people believe what they said. Throughout the stories they give real life examples and prove the true meaning of nature. The Transcendentalist proved that nature truly is beautiful by comparing it to society and how nature was …show more content…
They had a different outlook on nature, to them enjoying nature was being in and being with nature. After all it couldn’t be that bad spending time outdoors and embracing the gift that god had crafted for us. This is what the transcendentalist wanted to do. They wanted the people of their society to realize what they were missing. Through writing and speeches the group of four reached out and convinced people Nature had impacted and inspired so many people from the past, so the transcendentalist wanted people to understand the true meaning of the gift god crafted for