The BIG-I is the creator of all men. He is consistently perfect. His only form of expression is love. The creator is omnipresent, both within and without his creations. Because he is perfect, his creations, the Self-I and the Body, also have the potential for perfection. However, though these creations have the potential for perfection, the Self-I and the Body can become estranged from the Creator.

The SELF-I, the mind, has free will. It has a capacity for memory and learning. It is neither master of nor slave to the Body. Through it, the Big-I has given us free will, but not necessarily the knowledge or wisdom to use it well. Thus, there is no pat formula for life's decisions. The key to making wise decisions is knowing how to learn. There is a way.

The BODY provides a divine temporary dwelling for the Self-I. It is designed for survival. It neither reasons nor judges, but does its best to respond to the will, decisions, and thoughts projected on it by the Self-I; responding to constructive influence of the mind with healing or health, and destructive influence with disease. The body has two forms: its Newtonic form, consisting of its structure (organs, muscles, bones, etc.) and function; and its Quantum form, consisting of its bio-electromagnetic field, or energy field.

Disease can arise from either or both the Self-I (mental causes) and the Body (physical causes).

The mental causes can come from emotional trauma. Sudden or long-term emotional trauma from losing a loved one, from divorce, or from severe negative thoughts such as obsession, greed, anger, pride, or doubt can cause extreme tension in the body. Without proper release, this tension can rapidly generate toxins that cause energy blockages, which in turn cause illness.

The physical causes can come from physical trauma or from chemical toxins originating in the environment or caused by imbalanced nutrition or improper medication. Physical traumas such as those commonly occurring in sports or job-related injuries, automobile accidents, or even resulting from poor posture or improper exercise can cause biomechanical imbalance. Biomechanical imbalance can manifest itself as a variety of conditions such as neck and lower back pain, disc herniation, knee osteoarthritis, or frozen shoulder. Chemical toxins can result from improper usage of medication or nutritional imbalance. Poor eating and drinking habits, for instance, can cause a nutritional or pH imbalance within the body. An excessively acid pH due to lack of sufficient alkalines from fresh fruit and vegetables can generate chemical toxins and make the body vulnerable to cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and other diseases.