Ever since I began my counseling career at age 30, I have been wrestling with the question of what causes human suffering. When I studied sociology and worked in the inner city with racial and poverty issues, I wondered about the political and social components, as well as the effects of culture and environment upon the human psyche . When I studied theology and worked in traditional church and church agency institutions, I looked into the role of sick and healthy religion in human experience. When I studied psychology and worked in various general hospitals, mental hospitals, jails and prisons, I investigated the role of abuse and neglect in abnormal and criminal behavior. When I studied physics and the sciences, and pursued my interests in alternative medicine, I observed some of the effects of diet, substance abuse, medication, and toxic materials on human health and wholeness. When I studied history and noticed the same recurring mistakes in human judgment, I was at times pessimistic. When I studied metaphysics, I began to ascertain the common elements in human perception which made a holistic theory of everything possible. Such an infinity theory would have to address human suffering from a multi-dimensional perspective which is hard to come by in an age of ultra-specialization, but less than that would not answer the question in enough depth to make transformation possible. And so Infinity Theory was born and the cause and meaning of symptoms became the subject of this website.