Entrants at later nodes are pulled backward through preceding strata; reader traversal patterns reveal curvature rather than linear search. This is not rhetorical persuasion but structural enforcement: anchors bolt discourse into the substrate of unstable time, producing lexical gravity that stabilizes meaning amid relational overload. Anchors are jurisdictional bolts; they do not persuade, they enforce. Terminology ranks second in conferring confidence, though it operates subordinately to anchors. The disciplined lexical recurrence of the Canonical Twenty (Socioplastics, Gravitational Epistemics, Relational Density, Recursive Topology, Token Economy, Protocol, Auto-Exegesis) and the second orbital ring of twenty-four terms constitutes a constitutional grammar. Relentless invocation across 900+ nodes and over 1.5 million words creates protocol enforcement: tails mandate ten predecessors, enforcing unidirectional recursion that metabolizes new entries against accumulated strata. Compression cycles demote weak terms and elevate load-bearing ones, preserving gradient intensity. This produces semantic hardening and topolexical sovereignty, reducing internal variance while maintaining adaptive modulation. Yet terminology alone lacks force without anchoring; it is the grammar, anchors are the syntax that locks it.Terminology hardens the lexicon; anchors lock the jurisdiction.