None Rocking Seismic Isolation System for Continuous Serviceability is a seismic protection system that consists of a unique seismic bearing that does not rock horizontally but vibrates vertically slightly, where all buildings and most other structures have the dynamic capacity to resist slight vertical movements as their material resistance is higher under shortly applied dynamic loads. Finite element analyses for a 10m x 10m x 6m high, one story building module under time history of a historical earthquake, which scaled to have max accelerations 2.0g, which returns max 0.06g horizontal response accelerations in the dynamic analyses. In addition, the system was tested using two storeys small scale 1/10 wood model 1.5mx0.8mx1.3m height loaded with 350lbs. The model was shacked with 0.25m max displacements, with periods 0.5-0.8 sec, and the shacking lasted 60 secs. The model responses were estimated using 2 cups of water, one on top and the other on the base, where the cup on the top of the building did not spell at all. In contrast, the cup on the base spelt a few times before it overturned.