Examples Of Transcendentalism In Walden

In the story Walden, author Thoreau talks about his tiny living in the seasons that he has lived in his tiny how and what he feels for each season. Thoreau talks about a pond and him starting in solitude, from going into the winter, then as spring hits, to the end of his live at his tiny house and how great the wild was out there by himself with no one else around in the woods near the town he lived by. he talks about transcendentalism.

He uses transcendentalism to bring out the live of living in the wilderness and how easy and free it is.
Thoreau talked about how each season that he lived through gave his tiny house and the wilderness a different feel even though there was cracks and it was not completely done. Even though he did not finish his house until the necessary time so he could be warm during the winter, he would always walk down to this pound that was a mile to a mile and a half away from where he decided to put up his tiny house. Within a less than a week he had created a path down to that very pond that he would visit all of the time. During the winter the water would be frozen over with about a inch or so if snow over top of it strong enough to hold his weight on top. But as winter ended spring came into view the sight if the pond would change and he would get to see a totally
different experience than anyone else would because he lived in the middle of it all and see everything that happened to the plant life.

As though he eventually stopped going to the pond over a span of five or six years the path he had created was still there from the people who would go down and see it.
As he says in the story no everything is the way it it, you may be poor but that does not Mean you can not enjoy the beauty of the wilderness and the rules that come with it or that help make the existing ones expand more. Thoreau was probably trying to get a point of just because you want to do something different than everyone else does not make it any less than what you want to achieve by trying to accomplish your own dream, you could learn from it and become a much more experienced
person.

Thoreau uses transcendentalism to bring out the live of living in the wilderness and how easy and free it is. He explains how the wilderness and how tiny house living with the bare minimum of survival is need to enjoy your life. This story has many examples of how well he uses transcendentalism throughout the story. Also that it is ok to go and do something different than what everyone else is doing you do not have to stick around and that you could possible experience things in a whole new way of life.