Wow interesting. Yes, that sums it up. I've never heard it discussed or preached in person, it's just the interpretation my brain came up with after my own experiences and reading of various gospels and works.

The orthodox view maintains that the three persons of the Trinity are co-equal and co-eternal, each fully God in their own right, rather than simply different modes of a single divine entity.

This last bit, I can understand the difference of course. Yet, why can it not be both at the same time? E.g. Yes all individual but could it also not be three different manifestations of the same entity due to constructs of our own perception such as time?

Seems like I recall this being described in various apocryphal texts or actually contextualize by various older Christian sects such as Ethiopian or other similar gnostic sects. Sorry, I'm half awake at the moment. But thank you for the reply!

In truth I don't think it matters what designs our minds can come up with to explain God. It's the acceptance of Christ and what's in our hearts & souls and how we use that force for cause/effect while alive on this Earth.