Infinitely Simple: The Foundation is a 450+ page first-principles logical and scientific investigation into the nature of reality. It begins with one premise — things exist — and follows the logic step by step, without importing theological assumptions, through nine chapters to a complete framework for understanding what grounds existence itself.
The book is simultaneously a philosophical argument, a scientific synthesis, and a theological conclusion. It is written for the believer whose questions won't go away and the skeptic willing to follow the argument wherever it leads. It arrives at a panentheistic Christian metaphysical framework derived entirely from reason and evidence.
This investigation is not new. Careful observers in every era and on every continent have glimpsed the same structure — the philosophers, the mystics, the mental scientists of the 19th century, and now the consciousness researchers — each taking it as far as their language and tools allowed before handing it forward. This book picks it up from where the last careful observers left it and carries it further, with more precise language, more rigorous logic, and a scientific evidence base that previous generations did not have access to.
The precision is not incidental. Every previous articulation of this framework has eventually been distorted — collapsed into something simpler, appropriated by something shallower, or misread by the generation that came after. The logical nuance built into this argument is structural, not stylistic. The distinctions are load-bearing. They are what prevent the framework from becoming what it has always eventually been made into.
The argument proceeds by elimination:
The framework is three-level and panentheistic:
Six independent research traditions — working from incompatible assumptions, in different fields — each encounter the same structural limit to purely materialist accounts:
In March 2015, a quantitative EEG (qEEG) was performed on the author in Sarasota, Florida. Results:
The states were deliberately induced, sustained, and repeatable. They carried physiological cost, indicating real metabolic expenditure. Full documentation available at infinitelysimple.org/brain-mapping.html.
Infinitely Simple: The Application Manual is a 65,000+ word fourteen-week structured practice companion. Five minutes per day. Seven days per chapter, no skips, no exceptions. One capacity built at a time:
The practice draws on systems biology (Denis Noble), polyvagal research, HeartMath Institute heart-brain coherence research, cross-frequency coupling neuroscience, default mode network research, and cognitive science (John Vervaeke). It is not eastern meditation, Buddhist, yogic, occult, or esoteric. It is causative-inward only — not contacting or opening to anything outside the practitioner.
Kurtis Todd is an independent researcher and author based in Plant City, Florida. He grew up in Florida, played music in independent rock bands beginning at age 14, and later enrolled at the University of South Florida for mechanical engineering before leaving to pursue a career as a tattoo artist. Beginning at age 19, he undertook independent study across physics, biology, quantum mechanics, philosophy, neuroscience, theology, and ancient texts. He is married with three children. Full biography: infinitelysimple.org/about-the-author.html.
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What's Inside
Chapter 1
Tracing every dependency — temporal, spatial, compositional — to what must ground them all. Things exist. That single undeniable fact begins the argument.
Chapter 2
Infinite regress examined and eliminated. Circular causation examined and eliminated. A non-derivative ground derived by elimination of every alternative.
Chapter 3
What the ground must be — not assumed, but derived. The Container Principle applied: effects cannot exceed their total cause.
Chapter 4
Life, Consciousness, Love, Intelligence, Will — derived as necessary properties of the ground. Not theological assumptions. Logical requirements.
Chapter 5
The active and passive as the two poles of one relational reality. The Logos as the operational expression of Essence. The three-level structure established.
Chapter 6
The polarity resolved — not two competing substances but one reality in two modes of expression. The structural framework for understanding the creature-ground relationship.
Chapter 7
The single generative principle underlying all complexity. Fractal self-similarity as structural evidence. The microcosm and macrocosm — and the precise mechanism of their correspondence.
Chapter 8
Structural correspondence and ontological resonance. The creature as a localized, derivative, unrepeatable expression of the Logos. The imago Dei made structurally precise.
Chapter 9
The structural basis of what every contemplative tradition independently arrived at. Not metaphor. Not aspiration. The logical and scientific framework for the one practice the framework has been pointing toward since the first page. What it is cannot be described before you arrive. The book explains why.