Ahh, yes. Surrender is a funny word for love.
Love is ever truth and ever abundant, but not always from the same source(s).
I surrender to the moment. Sometimes they last a long time :) Sometimes it's the same person in several of my moments. And I ride the love as long as it makes sense to my own personal evolution...with respect for theirs.

Mirrors. Yes. In La'Kesh is a Maya word for I am another YOurself. Technically, we are all mirrors. But it is obvious, especially when in a relationship for a long time, that we are not always on the same level. Like, you may be the mirror of me when I was 5, and I can nurture that, but not make love to that.

And, if the mirror in front of me is too much like myself, I have lately discovered, I may pass it on.
I LOVE me. * . But, I have enough of me. I'm just right in the moment, and another me is not what I want to embrace, a me which chooses different paths among the 3,000 realms of possibilities, but fun ones with integrity, is a better balance. I would rather embrace a me who is not doing the same things this me is doing. It sure beats co-dependency & getting mad at our mirrors for not reflecting ourselves, our motives, etc. That mirror is often confused amoung friends and relations as the self. I am not the image you percieve me, I am not the image of my partner.

Embrace. I embrace the goddess in the mirror. And, if that goddess is in front of me in a diff. form, I will embrace. Sometimes the mirror doesn't need an embrace, it needs a compassionate smile and a swift, compassionate kick in the butt. ;)

if someone cuts away after the heart is open, then my heart quickly recognizes that this is not the right person, and if they HAUNT you (definatly real) then they are capturing you with a vampiric net of psychic energy. You must renounce it rather than long for it. . . maybe after giving the person another chance to prove their bravery. For it is brave to embrace, and many of our US generation X & after have lost their bravery, and may never find it. ...