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\nbyHENRY DAVID THOREAU  \n洛  \nCOMPASS CIRCLE  \nWalking.  \nCurrent edition published by Compass Circle in 2019.  \nPublished by Compass Circle  \nA Division of Garcia &Kitzinger Pty LtdCover copyright C2019 by Compass Circle.  \nll rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced,stored ina retrieval system,or transmitted,in any form or by any means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording or otherwise without the prior permis-sion of the publisher.  \n# Note:\n\nAll efforts have been made to preserve original spellings and punctuationof the original edition which may include old-fashioned English spellings ofwords and archaic variants.  \nThis book is a product of its time and does not reflect the same views onrace,gender,sexuality,ethnicity,and interpersonal relations as it would if itwere written today.  \nFor information contact:information@compass-circle.com  \nThe question is not what you look at,butwhat you see.  \nHENRY DAVID THOREAU  \nSECRET WISDOM OF THE AGES SERIES  \nLife presents itself,it advances in a fast way.Life indeed never stops.It never stops until the end.The most diverse questions peek andfade in our minds.Sometimes we seek for answers.Sometimes wejust let time go by.  \nThe book you have now in your hands has been waiting to be dis-covered by you.This book may reveal the answers to some of yourquestions.  \nBooks are friends.Friends who are always by your side and whocan give you great ideas,advice or just comfort your soul.  \nA great book can make you see things in your soul that you havenot yet discovered,make you see things in your soul that you werenot aware of.  \nGreat books can change your life for the better.They can make youunderstand fascinating theories,give you new ideas,inspire you toundertake new challenges or to walk along new paths.  \nLife philosophies like the one of Henry David Thoreau are indeeda secret to many,but for those of us lucky enough to have discov-ered them,by one way or another,these books can enlighten us.They can open awide range of possibilities to us.Because achievinggreatness requires knowledge.  \nThe series SECRET WISDOM OF THE AGES presented by CompassCircle try to bring you the great timeless masterpieces of personaldevelopment,positive thinking,and the law of attraction.  \nWe welcome you to discover with us fascinating works by Henry Thoreau,Thomas Troward,James Allen,among others.  \nWalking  \nI wish to speak a word for Nature,for absoluteFreedom and Wildness,as contrasted with afreedom and culture merely civil,—to regardman as an inhabitant,or a part and parcelof Nature,rather than a member of society.I wish to make an extreme statement,if soI may make an emphatic one,for there areenough champions of civilization:the minis-ter and the school committee and every oneof you will take care of that.  \nI have met with but one or two persons inthe course of my life who understood the artof Walking,that is,of taking walks—who hada genius,so to speak,for 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