The section on triadic kinaesthetic empathy is quite special. To the best of my knowledge, this is largely unexplored territory. A particularly important finding is that unlike dyadic kinaesthetic systems, which are relatively stable as systems of congruence, triadic systems are highly unstable. The analysis of the kinaesthetic directionality of the eyes, the whole body and other body parts in the triadic system showed that the typical form of the kinaesthetic triadic system is a constant grouping and regrouping, one way or another, into a dyad against the remaining other. Only a few rare kinaesthetic triadic forms, such as the arrangement of a circle or a triangle oriented towards the centre, are sufficiently stable, congruent and, one might say, completely egalitarian kinaesthetic triadic forms. All other running triadic kinaesthetic forms can be described as various kinds of asymmetries: third unnecessary, two against one, two supervising one, or one supervising two, and so on.