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The Stative Force
The stative force consists of all the influences that oppose change within an individual. It is composed largely of the stable elements in that person’s life. These include consistent social influences, the inescapable physicality of the body, and any number of other constants (physical and otherwise). Because they shape the persona over an extended period of time, these stable elements have a tremendous influence over our lives. Therefore, they should be treated with respect, and altered with caution.
A vital additional component of the stative force is made up of things such as beliefs, values and moral codes, which the Watatu call (collectively) “things maintained by force of will”. Because they are internalized, they have the potential to remain stable when the outside world is in flux.
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