The Three Axes Principle is a concept which pulls from the fabric of space an articulation of geometric significance that crafts a unique symbolism around said geometric construct. The construct and its subsequent symbolic representations spell out to be medicine and healing for the latitudinal axis, law and truth for the longitudinal axis, and knowledge and light for the depthwise axis. These axes, in their positioning of intersecting orientation, are also found to be such that specific colors can be assigned to their physical representations.
In beginning, the three symbolic axes find themselves to be granted the colors of red, white, and blue to the z-, x-, and y- axes, respectively. Knowledge is assigned red because it is representational of warmth and the light of knowledge's fire. The medicinal axis is assigned white because of the healing often associated with the purity of the color, and the axis of law and truth is given the color of blue because of this color's association with law enforcement (It is of note, too, that the z-axis is rooted in fire safety liken to that of the fire department). Red is for the fire department. White is for the hospital, and blue is for law enforcement. Knowledge, medicine and law are the basis for these constructions, and the subsequent significance of their coloration falls upon the flag as a fitting framework for its design.
The United States flag is colored with red, white, and blue, so it holds to a symbolic continuation of the aforementioned conceptual depictions. Persons who are of service in the previous disciplines are imbued with a strengthening fortitude fortified by the unique ideas and disciplines found present in the above colorations. However, the symbolism goes deeper, as one mixes these colors and arrives at purple, or violet, the color of royalty.
Royalty is to be lauded for their scholarship in medicine, law, and knowledge. For in this scholarship, there is found the capacity to acknowledge a presence and perpetual continuation of healing, truth, and light through a lens of genuine reverence. With the dedication which would be necessary to see the above principles practiced, the idea and ascription of a royal sentiment is not long found due to the profound efforts reflected in scholarly study and practice.
Returning, then, to the colors of red, white, and blue, the Presidency of the United States takes on an enriched meaning. The President of the United States is the most lawful and correct entity of the United States, as they would serve as the 'presid'ing 'ent'ity of the United States in their lawful abidement. The term entity, in this sense, carries with it an organic connotation which would mean that the most lawful and correct body of the United States would reside as the overarching authority of the nation. Being President would mean being correct, point for point, on all manners lawful in the United States. This is reiterated in the following delineation as, "The manner in which one abides by their own principles will inevitably reflect their respect for others.". The ability and subsequent status of one's lawful standing will determine the corresponding lawful capacity of the entity in its interactions with the other authorities and entities of the nation. There are many royal aspects in this delineation, but this is, in essence, the Presidency.
The previous concept of the Three Axes Principle, then, goes on to serve as a vital piece in this larger conceptual narrative. The narrative places a layering of deep inclusivity over the lens of the Presidency, in that the different elements to the aforementioned delineation serve as fundamental philosophical pieces to the much larger framework of systemic governmental design. The Constitution crafts the above ideas as a genesis of origin for the laws in the United States, as its mark is one which could be termed as a communally inclusive composition. In furthered explanation, the ideas found present in the document are profound in that they define a point when literature began to define where people would place their values and beliefs. Though this does not make literature virtuous in any degree that would be seen as greater in comparison to mediums of like expression, it still represents a shared commonality that built a country founded through struggle, trial, and triumph. This trial is reflected in the same concepts found present in the Three Axes Principle. Medicine is known in healing. Law is known in truth, and knowledge serves as a guiding light for all of humanity's existence. Healing, truth, and light are all ideas present in the story of the Constitution, and the United States of America is rooted in these ideas, as they serve as reinforcing principles for the whole of the nation's history. With this knowledge, there is a profound scope of understanding in these givings that stretches over a broad spectrum of potentiality. This spectrum is one which revolves around ideations founded in principles liken to that of the Three Axes Principle.
These ideations and their principled basis are rooted in what could be described as a royal reverence consisting of spirited notions surrounding the pretexts for this idea of shared honesty and communal good. Though, there is no royalty officially appointed in the United States of America, the concept of men, women and persons of all kind, even animals, being royal is not far in its comprehension. To serve in any context, be it medicinal, legal, or elsewise, is to provide for other people in acts that are undeniably selfless by many dimensions. This foundational principle of equality is a powerful element to humanity. It is one which echoes of the eternal propensity to do that which would see to the betterment and prosperity of all, and in doing so, there resides a blessing unending for those who walk in the light of this wisdom and the profound goodness and grace which it imparts.
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