Unified Cosmology Series — Paper III Symbolic Dimensionality: How Space Encodes Meaning

This paper develops the third axiom of the Unified Cosmology by arguing that three‑dimensional space carries symbolic meaning derived from the ente’s internal triadic structure. While geometry describes space as neutral extension, the ente interprets space through the Biological Trinity of life, time, and spirit. Each spatial dimension corresponds to a symbolic function: identity, intention, and continuity. This correspondence is not metaphorical but structurally necessary, arising from the way interiority, interior time, and spirit shape the ente’s interpretive relation to the world. The paper distinguishes geometric from symbolic dimensionality, demonstrates how symbolic meaning emerges from the ente’s triadic constitution, and shows how dimensionality becomes a bridge between symbolic space and symbolic physics.