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Movements never emerge spontaneously; rather, they are formed cautiously, framed artistically, faceted systemically, bred by the curious brains constantly and patronized with the powerful determination perpetually. The momentum of the movements depends upon the devotional vigour of their mobilizers, the intellectual fertility of their founders and their appeal to the followers. Judging on that criteria, a study is being carried out with the aim of enlightening the readers and researchers with the factors of vitality that gave a spur to the nourishment of transcendentalism that saw its adolescence on the Fruit lands of New England during the early years of nineteenth century and in the years to come transformed into a global movement.