They do govern him, finally, releasing him from chains more terrible than those that now shackle his beloved would-be father.
Maame Grace displayed 'before and after' shots side by side in an album, the 'after' photographs showing the person neatly dressed in new clothes, their hair cut or styled, released from chains.
Perhaps this is meant to be evidence of some Bond-song evolution, a release from the chains of literalism that left the illustrious likes of Gladys Knight with the unfortunate duty of singing about licenses to kill and whatnot.
Do they offer a release from the chains of determinism or just a prescription for a very intricate weave of the links?And so I sought clarity from mathematicians and computer scientists.
You will be made to KNOW who this Buddha is…and what he has done to secure your release from the chains of birth and death - the very ocean in which you have been drowning over and over again for endless ages.
Whether he is fighting it off or trying to recover it is anyone's guess, but Mr. Zaritt, who is more appealing in motion than in stillness, offers a final act of aggression, perhaps to release him from invisible chains.
The present moment becomes realized as we release ourselves from the chains of the past.
Gold-clause contracts, in a way, release people from the chains bound upon them by legal tender laws.
If you're harshly self-critical, you may want to make room for the practice to release yourself from the chains of perfectionism, Germer says.
Now imagine that the prisoners are released from their chains.
Released from all chains, there is but one key rule: All animals are equal.
