“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The body is never in a state of status quo. [...]

[...] Again, I thought the visit at least preserved the status quo for us, since I could see that more and more Jane was turning against the idea of preventative drug treatment for vasculitis, say, or anything else. [...]

[...] They serve to disconnect you from any opulent income status—put you back with the poor where you feel you belong; and hence you imagine the greater, the far greater incomes of other people, and in that comparison you come out put-upon—but again, virtuous.

[...] 2. Her status concerning her symptoms.)

[...] You feared losing status in your family’s eyes by casting yourself completely aside into areas alien to them. [...]

[...] Ida married him because she believed his educational status, and his Anglo-Saxon background, meant a step upward for herself and her children. [...]

(The next day, January 28, after some debate, Jane called Ace in an effort to learn the status of the dream book. [...]

[...] He also on his own speaks loudly in class, and automatically accepts his own composure, status as teacher, and his abilities, without question.

[...] Both he and Ruburt have thought relatively little about money or social status. [...]

[...] The unconscious therefore seems to be female, and the feminine characteristics are usually given as passive, intuitive, nurturing, creative, uninventive, concerned with preserving the status quo, disliking change. [...]

[...] But certainly Seth has achieved independent status in their eyes and has become a vehicle of instruction even in the dream state. [...]

This is a good deal of accomplishment in seven years for any personality, regardless of its status. [...]

I have somewhat explained your entity status.

[...] The more adventurous will often choose greater challenges, and so in their minds the contrasts between what they want to achieve and their present status can seem to be impossible.

[...] Such qualities are indeed considered threats, for they do not accept easy answers, and are not content with the status quo.

[...] My status and origins seem strange only because you have understood so little about your own origins. [...]

[...] It does mean that you are not powerless to change events and that each of you, regardless of your position, status, circumstances or physical condition, is in control of your own personal experience.

[...] You may even think that it is wrong to view any situation except through your parental status.

[...] Such cases can occur, among other reasons, because of relationships between or among bodily parts that in your terms do not have a physical status.

[...] To me it speaks very clearly of forces holding back, of resisting changing the status quo. [...]

[...] At the present time you both are maintaining your physical status very well. If you are worried about social status, I am afraid I am not much help, but I will say this: Things will get better because you allowed yourself to expand. [...]