con·sti·tu·tion
/ˌkänstəˈto͞oSH(ə)n/
noun
1.
a body of fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state or other organization is acknowledged to be governed.
"Britain lacks a codified constitution"
Similar:
charter social code canon body of law system of laws/rules bill of rights laws rules regulations fundamental principles regs
2.
the composition of something.
"the genetic constitution of a species"
Ideas brought to life by choices people perform during their time living as positioned in each generation gap lived each rotation of the planet the ideas governed reproductions to believe life isn't experiencing eternal separation adapting as displaced.
Every society is an institutional state of mind created to keep ancestors believing life exceeds the rotations they are limited to adapting in today.
Gee free to embezzle other people's time cradle to grave but don't touch their symbolic currency corrupting every great great grandchild forward each birth every rotation last 7,000 years.
Equal justification in a court of law directing social behavior it is a sin, insubordination, treason, blasphemy to question anyone in the chain of command keeping every ancestry towing the mantra life exceeds self evident adapting as displaced today.
simple right and wrong ways evolving happens shadowed over by everyone pays to believe life isn't what has been evolving here in plain sight. Guess why every reality implodes within itself.