Transcendentalism

 TRANSCENDENTALISM- AN INDIVIDUAL RELATION WITH NATURE

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This blog based on thinking activity based on the most famous American movement Transcendentalism, assigned by Vaidehi ma'am. In which I am going to discuss few questions like , Transcendentalism talks about the Individual's relation with nature, What is Nature for you ? , any Indian/Religion literature which comes up with the same philosophy or we can say that thoughts and at the last example of essays based on same topic.Firstly lets take a basic information about particular topic.

Transcendentalism :- 

Transcendentalism is a philosophical and literary movement that emerged in the 19th century. It emphasizes individual intuition, connection with Nature.Wordsworth and Coleridge ware pioneer of this movement in England. But is America Ralph Waldo Emerson was a consider as a pioneer of this movement.In short Transcendentalism means 'GO BEYOND OR GO ABOVE'. This movement also movement encouraging people to trust their inner selves and connect with nature. Here are some points to which are help us to understand easily.

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Q.1 Transcendentalists talk about the Individual’s relation with Nature. What is Nature for you? Share your views.

Nature, to me, is like a magnificent symphony of beauty that surrounds us every day. It's the gentle rustle of leaves in the wind, the vibrant colors of a sunrise painting the sky, and the soothing rhythm of waves at the beach. Nature is a magical playground that inspires awe and wonder.When I think about nature, I can't help but be amazed by its simplicity and complexity coexisting harmoniously. It's the home to countless creatures, big and small, each playing a unique role in this grand masterpiece. From the buzzing bees to the towering trees, everything seems to dance together in a graceful choreography.

Nature has this incredible power to rejuvenate the soul. A stroll through a lush green forest or a moment by a serene lake can wash away the stresses of the day. It's a reminder that life, in its purest form, is all around us, ready to embrace us with open arms.The beauty of nature lies in its ability to connect us with something greater than ourselves. It teaches us lessons of resilience, adaptability, and balance. Just like the seasons change, nature reflects the cycles of life, showing us that there is always room for growth, renewal, and transformation.

In our fast-paced world, taking a moment to appreciate nature's wonders becomes a precious gift. So, let's celebrate the simple joys – the warmth of sunlight, the gentle touch of a breeze, and the melody of birdsong. Nature is a constant reminder that life is a breathtaking adventure, and we are fortunate to be a part of it.

Q 2 Transcendentalism is an American Philosophy that influenced American Literature at length. Can you find any Indian/Regional literature or Philosophy that came up with such similar thoughts?

Advaita Vedanta in the 8th century. This philosophy encourages individuals to look beyond the material world and perceive the underlying oneness of all existence. It suggests that the true self (Atman) is not separate from the universal consciousness (Brahman), and realizing this unity leads to spiritual enlightenment.Saints like Kabir, Mirabai, and Tulsidas, among others, used their poetry to convey a sense of spiritual awakening and the importance of an individual's direct connection with the divine. Their writings often contain themes of inner exploration, seeking truth beyond the material world, and finding a profound unity with the divine.

While the cultural and historical contexts differ, the underlying ideas of seeking a deeper connection with the self and the universe, as well as transcending the mundane aspects of life, can be found in both Transcendentalism and certain strands of Indian philosophy and literature.