Surrender
What movement does śaraṇāgati describe in the Gītā?
Surrender appears as taking refuge, reorienting action and trusting a promised response. Read the culminating instruction with the dialogue that prepares it, not as an isolated slogan.
Surrender is not permission for coercion by another human being. The object, speaker, promise and preceding deliberation remain essential to the passage.
Beginner
Who is the object of refuge?
Student
What is relinquished or reoriented?
Teacher
What response is promised?
Begin with a passage, not a summary
Keep three layers separate
What does the selected source explicitly say?
What conclusion follows, and what assumptions are required?
Explain it in plain words without making the claim larger.
Make the understanding visible
Choose one contested decision and distinguish responsibility, control of outcome and the refuge orientation you can actually practise.
Explain, reopen, correct
Explain surrender without using it to remove another person’s agency.