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[Alexandr Korol]

17. Three states of consciousness: In yoga, often mentioned are three states — wakefulness, dreaming sleep, and deep sleep — to describe phases of consciousness.
18. Three pillars of philosophy: Knowledge, being, and values are often considered the three main areas of philosophical inquiry.
19. Three colors on a traffic light: Red, green, and yellow colors control traffic and movement flows on the road, working in harmony.
20. Three laws of thermodynamics: Basic principles of physics describing energy behavior in systems and forming the basis of thermodynamic processes. 21. Triple helix DNA: Although the classic model of DNA is a double helix, sometimes triple helix structures are discussed at the molecular level.
22. Three levels of education: Primary, secondary, and higher education provide a complete circle of knowledge and development for learners.
23. The Three Musketeers: The famous work by Alexandre Dumas about the adventures of three friends — Athos, Porthos, and Aramis.
24. The Three Bogatyrs: In Russian epics, three outstanding warriors — Dobrynya Nikitich, Alyosha Popovich, and Ilya Muromets — are described. 25. Three primary colors: Red, blue, and yellow — the primary colors from which any other color can be made.
26. Trickster in mythology: Many cultures have a character possessing cunning and trickery, including Loki in Norse mythology and Coyote among Native Americans.
27. Three dimensions of space: Length, width, and height make up the three- dimensional space in which we live.
28. Three parts of a trilogy: Literary and cinematic works are often divided into three parts to tell complex stories, such as The Lord of the Rings.
29. Three stages of maturity: Child, adult, and elder are the main stages of the human life cycle.
30. Three Graces: In mythology — Aglaia, Euphrosyne, and Thalia, goddesses of beauty and charm.