A clear example of this is matter and space, there is no such thing as either empty space or pure matter, both need the comparison to be brought to life.
Another universal law includes that of vibration, stating that everything from dense to etheric is just an expression of vibration in varying degree. A third example would be seen in attraction, which includes magnetism, gravity and for the romantics, even love.
Birth, Life and Death
The fixed law that will make up the meat of this article is the trinity of- Birth, life and death. This is seen in the most obvious expression through the birth of a human being. Followed by rapid growth in the infant years, which then starts to slow down until we enter the period of decline or death. Human life is also broken up into metaphorical births, lifes and deaths through the duration of one’s life, meaning every project started or life path followed begins a new process of birth, life and death.
Cause and Effect
Cause and effect is another fundamental law, although it actually has a middle ground of action. This trinity mimics the birth, life, death process. The cause is an idea or a creator. The action is the motion of this idea or the creating. The effect is the result or the created, this mimics death as once fully matured an object starts the process of decomposition.
Religion/Spirituality
This trinity is also seen in religion with the Father (creator), the Son (created) and the Holy Ghost (creating). Brahma (creator), Vishnu (preserver) and Shiva (destroyer). Further to this there is the concept of rebirth, which varies over different religions and spiritual beliefs. A simplified outline of this is we are born, we play out our lives and then when we leave this body and move to another. This is often incorporated with the concept of Karma. Karma is cause and effect, meaning all that we do (cause) lays the way for our future (effect). When we are reborn, we carry all the Karma of one life into the next.
The Universe Is Still Expanding
The most agreed upon scientific hypothesis of material creation is that of the big bang. In its simplest form, this states that a singularity split and duplicated multiple times growing until we have what we know today as the universe.