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[Alexandr Korol]

The concept of the Trinity, especially in Christianity, describes one being in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit:

1. Water: Water can exist in three states — liquid, ice, and vapor. These are three forms, but all remain water.
2. Clover: It is believed that Saint Patrick used a three-leaf clover to explain the Trinity. Each leaf is separate, yet together they form one whole.
3. Family: Father, mother, and child in a family structure, where each role is unique but together they form one family.
4. Trimurti in Hinduism: Brahma (creator), Vishnu (preserver), and Shiva (destroyer) represent three aspects of the one divine principle.
5. Light: Light can be split into three primary colors: red, green, and blue, which together create white light.
6. Time: Past, present, and future are different aspects of time, yet they are part of one overall understanding of time.
7. Music: A chord has three notes that together create a harmonious sound. Each note is important, but together they form one melody.
8. Phase diagram of matter: Solid, liquid, and gas phases of matter, such as water under different temperature and pressure conditions, embody one nature. 9. Apple: Skin, flesh, and seeds of an apple are different parts of one whole.
10. Triangle: Three sides and three angles of a shape that together form one geometric figure.
11. Human: Some cultural and religious traditions see a human as a triad of soul, spirit, and body, where each part interacts for the whole existence.
12. Day: Considered as morning, day, and night. These three parts make up one full day cycle.
13. Energy: In physics, energy manifests in three forms: kinetic, potential, and thermal.
14.Psychology: Carl Jung’s three aspects of personality: ego, personal unconscious, and collective unconscious.
15. Newton’s three laws: Famous physical laws describing the basics of motion and interaction of bodies, together providing a full understanding of dynamics.
16. Three times: Past, present, and future together form the time axis on which our perception of time is based.