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I might add on the note of surrender-- That you do not surrender, you cannot surrender to anything-- Because you are many things making many choices, who's choice is the summation of all these choices, and this is the opposite of divine will, but the will of self; the free will-- But this will cannot act coherently, because while each of them can surrender; they can only surrender entirely to what you yourself would surrender to, and not what you are told to surrender to--
So that this is quite simple, we cannot surrender unless we surrender to that which all would surrender to; and that as many in society, we cannot abide by any order or truth without conflict until we know that one thing we would surrender to, which would be representative of the opposing but complimentary divine will--
So that surrender and authority come hand and hand; but that it could never be done unless it was that which could do it; otherwise we are squeezed by our inability to allow every ones choices to be made according to their own spirit without conflict from misleading desires, which are not the source of suffering; but a symptom of our approach to spirit-- Which like every thing, appears different based on the angle of approach--
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