| In the 19th century, the transcendentalists, inspired by India, gave a characteristic orientation to America's self-definition. |
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| But neither do the serious immanentists that deny the transcendent aspect of God, nor the serious transcendentalists who deny the imminent aspect of God. |
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| The second mantra is intended for serious yogis and transcendentalists. |
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| His first move after college was to the Brook Farm in West Roxbury, Mass., a gathering place for many of the leading transcendentalists of the era. |
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| He subsequently led a simple life as one of the New England transcendentalists, writing poems, essays, and two books while trying to earn a living. |
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| Well your interest in the mysteries, rather than in the codified beliefs of religion would put you very nicely in the world of the transcendentalists. |
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| The transcendentalists, led by Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson, established the first major American philosophical movement. |
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| Prochnik introduces him at Putnam Camp, an Adirondack hideaway where he, James and fellow Transcendentalists would gather to play whimsical games, stage Wagner sing-alongs, eat griddlecakes and commune with nature. |
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| Some of her comments bring to mind the Oversoul of the 19th century Transcendentalists. |
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| Transcendentalists found much to admire in Fourierism, and true believers predicted that eventually the entire world would be organized into phalanxes. |
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| Famous American Unitarian William Ellery Channing was a believer in the virgin birth until later in his life, after he had begun his association with the Transcendentalists. |
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