It teaches you to surrender to something larger than yourself.
"But over time, I realized that I hoped that she was able to surrender into something more powerful," she said.
"When you learn to surrender to something bigger than yourself, you're acknowledging the realm of spirit – and where else does music come from?
Whether through spirituality, a worthwhile mission or romantic love, we all long to surrender to something bigger than ourselves.
So we have to surrender to something outside ourselves.
My life sometimes feels too important to surrender to something other than the brute strength of my will to succeed and my willingness to work hard.
To surrender to something that's not fact but faith?" The construct of Earl is less as a scold than as guidance for Grace, whose line of work (and loss of her sister in the Murrah Building explosion in 1995) tests her ability to believe in God.
What is never morally appropriate is making sacrifices, that is, surrendering something of value to oneself for the sake of something of less or no value to oneself.
He, in effect, surrendered something of himself, so that his time is in such demand that every moment is now planned and accounted for.
