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KING

Activate the King to CREATE ORDER

“The King’s first responsibility is to live according to The Way. If he does, everything in the kingdom will also go according to the Right Order. The kingdom will flourish.”

– from the book: King, Warrior, Magician, Lover by Moore and Gillette

Who is a King?

Kings are our leaders, managers, captains, directors, and teachers. They lead, guide, and inspire us. The King is the central role (energy) which holds together all others. Masculine traits which confirm and boost the King are leadership, vision, a sense of agency, intentional, honorable,  wisdom,  holding up under pressure, and self-regulation.

Whether you like it or not, once you and your wife become parents you also become a King and a Queen. The question is only what kind of ‘kingdom’ you create for your children. 

Click to listen to what she needs from you as a King

King identity card

I am the leader,
the authority,
the father,
the manager,
the captain,
the person in charge.
To lead,
To create order,
To take care of others.
To lead,
To create order,
To take care of others.
I provide direction and vision.
I set values and rules.
I make a difference in people’s lives.
I rule with love and respect, rather than through threats and force.
I bless others.
Leadership,
integrity,
centeredness,
wisdom,
contribution,
balance,
peace.
Sit upright, look straight, move gracefully and slowly.
Consider your ‘gravitas.’ Having gravitas means that you matter to others. Your words speak volumes because you mean what you say.
People high on gravitas can persuade and influence. They speak with intent, slowly, and quietly, and say little. Others listen.

Negative expressions of the King role

Over-active

Obsessed with control and order

Authoritarian

Condescending

Arrogant

Know-it-all

Talks a lot

Under-active

Abdicates the ‘throne’

Lets his wife lead alone

Lacks leadership or initiative, 

Reactive

Chaotic

Dark side

Tyrant

Suspicious

Rules with fear

Paranoid

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