Sentence examples similar to Entrusting myself from inspiring English sources

And so I too entrusted myself.

The hospital trust, which I entrusted myself to, includes a regional elective orthopaedics centre.

Shinran explained what it meant to entrust myself utterly to the person and work of Amida Buddha - just as he himself did.

As for me, I simply accept and entrust myself to what my revered teacher (Honen) told me, "Just say the nembutsu and be saved by Amida"; nothing else is involved.

Both before and after I entrusted myself to Amida's Primal Vow, I spent a lot of time looking on the net for instruction that was in accord with Shinran's Teaching.

And - most important of all - I can know that if I entrust myself to Him, he will cause me to take birth in His Pure Land directly at the end of this life, where I will complete my journey and become a Buddha at last.

"And above all, I entrust myself to your prayers". Benedict XVI had dinner on Tuesday night with the other cardinals at the Santa Marta residence, built by John Paul II to provide more comfortable lodgings for cardinals while locked down in the conclave, said Joaquín Navarro-Valls, the chief Vatican spokesman.

And now I entrust myself to Sunil, driver of a beaten-up but much-loved Ambassador, whom I have met only a day earlier but trust instinctively, and who will be driving me for a few days up into the jungle-covered mountains of the Western Ghats.

God has entrusted me with myself.

In fact he makes me want to throw caution to the wind and I find myself forgoing choice completely and entrusting him to recommend a starter and a main.

We are entrusting our children to you".