Walking

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The importance of nature is central to Thoreau's exploration of human existence, emphasizing that true survival—physically, mentally, and spiritually—depends on our connection to the natural world. He argues that society often distracts us from this essential relationship. For Thoreau, walking serves as a profound, self-reflective spiritual practice, enabling individuals to reconnect with their true selves and discover aspects of their identity that societal pressures have obscured.