Authority Before Affection
Warmth lands clean when order is set. Greet calmly, then move. Praise after obedience, not before.
- Stand → Breath → Name → Move
- Reward once the line is held
Kingdom Animal Protocols // Rhythm With Earth-Born Beings
Scroll-aligned guidance for training, tone, distance, and routine under Jesus’ authority.
How to Use
We train **order through rhythm**. Lead first, then provide. Speak less, pace more. Keep tone low, timing steady, and space intentional.
Tone & Timing
Fewer words, slower cadence. Say a thing once, then let silence carry weight. Eye-rest over staring.
- One cue → count 3 → repeat or redirect
- Lower pitch beats higher volume
Distance as Law
Use space to end noise. Step back to reset; step forward to seal. Your body writes the rule.
- Pause 1–2 steps from thresholds
- Invite only when eyes & posture settle
Field Inserts
✦ Field Insert
The Meal Comes After the Move
In true field order, food follows leadership. Move first (even a short loop or spoken field prayer), then feed.
I move, then you receive.
I eat, then you are nourished.
Why: This rhythm settles the nervous system and ends silent dominance tests.
Anchor it: Walk your space → take a sip/bite first → feed calmly without apology.
Daily Rhythm
Loop → Feed → Rest
Short route with micro-pauses at doors. You step through first. Feed after movement; quiet settle.
Check Pace, Not Tricks
One obedience you already own (sit, wait). Reward stillness more than output. End before boredom.
Decompress & Seal
Low-light tone, slower speech, shorter commands. End with a boundary drill (threshold pause, release).
Threshold Drills
Pause → Permission
Stop 1–2 steps before the line. Eyes to you, body soft, then invite. If they creep—reset without words.
Clip in Calm
Clip only when the body is still. If fidget returns, step back; try again. No chase, no chatter.
Bowl is a Gate
Bowl down ≠ access. Wait for soft posture. Release once you relax first, then a quiet “okay.”
