The Library of Triangles

Innate, Adaptive, and Passive The triangle of Innate, Adaptive, and Passive  represents the three primary components of the immune...

Cervical, Thoracic, and Lumbar The triangle of Cervical, Thoracic, and Lumbar  represents the three main sections of the spine, each...

Protection, Expression, and Cleansing The triangle of Protection, Expression, and Cleansing  explains the essential purposes of tears,...

Cerebrum, Cerebellum, and Brainstem The triangle of Cerebrum, Cerebellum, and Brainstem  represents the three primary regions of the...

Input, Oscillator, and Output The triangle of Input, Oscillator, and Output  explains the mechanism of the circadian rhythm, the internal...

Heart, Vessels, and Blood The triangle of Heart, Vessels, and Blood  forms the foundation of the circulatory system, a vital network...

Receiving, Processing, and Interpreting The triangle of Receiving, Processing, and Interpreting  defines the essential components of...

Passion, Persistence, and Consensus The triangle of Passion, Persistence, and Consensus  embodies the key attributes of great...

Gracefulness, Gentleness, and Empathy The triangle of Gracefulness, Gentleness, and Empathy  defines the essence of being genteel,...

Hygiene, Courtesy, and Norms The triangle of Hygiene, Courtesy, and Norms  forms the categories of manners, encompassing the principles...