^{The Surrender arises from Reclaim.}

^{What was gathered, restored, or reclaimed no longer needs to be held in place. The system recognizes that sustained effort has finished its work.}

^{Nothing is failing.
Nothing is being undone.}

^{Energy that was once required to maintain coherence begins to release naturally. Holding patterns soften. Vigilance loses relevance. What was actively supported can now rest.}

^{You may notice a quiet exhale—a sense that something no longer needs your participation. Structure does not collapse; it loosens. Capacity remains, but it is no longer engaged.}

^{This is not withdrawal.
It is completion.}

^{The work here is minimal and sufficient:
to allow effort to release its claim,
without replacing it,
without compensating,
without keeping something alive that has already finished.}

^{Clarity does not arrive through persistence.
It arrives through letting go.}

^{The Surrender is sustained by Reclaim.
What was restored remains intact.
What was needed has already been met.}

^{Nothing needs to be relinquished intentionally for this phase to complete.
Rest establishes itself when effort is no longer required.}