Polyphasic unity

A unity (neither empty and analytic, nor blankly uniform and featureless) in which a variety of different elements is distinguishable, each expressing (as a particular manifestation or realization of) the principle that unifies them all and relates them to one another systematically. It is thus a unity or whole with many different facets, displaying its articulate nature in numerous different ways, presenting to an observer a multiplicity of appearances each representing in its own way the principle of order that constitutes the whole and which relates the elements of the multiplicity to one another in such a manner that they are mutually deducible if the principle of order is known.