That's not the answer but you seem like to kind of person I'll enjoy discussing it with, so here's the answer.

It is Yes. the principle Allowance. Also known as unconditional love, because for anything to be unconditional, it must by definition be absolutely allowing.

Nothing exits without the necessary allowance to exist, nothing can do without allowance to do, even nothing must be allowed to be nothing.

Allowance is the default. It takes no effort to allow but it takes effort to dis-allow, to resist, to reject, to exclude.

Under the principle Allowance, all including dis-allowance is and must be allowed, thus it governs absolutely everything and so it is the only possible absolute Law, all other Laws being relative laws or rules, mere measures of the absolute.

Time, like everything other than the principle of pure allowance, is a manifestation of the condition dis-allowance, thus also a subject of and is subject to allowance.

The principle Allowance is eternal, timeless. It may have once been the only thing that existed but it must always have existed, because without being allowed to it could never have come into existence.

Allowance and dis-allowance equate to Yes and No and deal with choice. They are options. Yes is neutral, No is negate-ive (to negate).

Position or positive is an inevitable by product of predictive compensation for a negation but that's a later topic.

The most basic function in binary logic is yes and no. A Yes or On switch allows current to flow while a No or off switch blocks current flow. Allowance and dis-allowance works exactly the same way. The fundamental basics of causality, of reality, is binary logic. Yes represents infinite potential. No represents finite impotence (No cannot be eternal. Note double negative = neutral = true)

And that makes things rather simple, no? Rather than reverse engineer the vast complexity and complication of the final products of manifestation and try to remember all that separate knowledge, like memorizing the multiplication table, now we know how it all began we can just use a simple formula to figure out whatever we need to know whenever we like.