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Transcendentalists were people that believed that anyone could find god directly in nature. God is good therefor all natural events seen to be tragic pestilence death disaster can be explained on a spiritual level. Death is simply a part of the cycle of life. Being in nature can reveal that we are connected to god as well as nature. The class went on a nature walk to be connect to god and find a treasure. I found a shell.
My treasure is a white shell. It has no smell. It is small with ridges down the side of it. Is seems to have another half that is still in nature. The shell is like a armor to protect a person or thing for those outside forces. The creature inside has to expand and move, so that explains the ridges. Each ridge is where the creature had to expand to compensate for its size. As it gets stronger it grows and gets smarter. The other half represents that you are connected to someone else and without them a person would be ruined.
My object tells us that you need......

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