Trivium Self-Reflected Infinite Being, explores the interconnectedness of spirituality, philosophy, and cosmology through the lens of the intersection of three universal centers of being--Trivium. The author synthesizes concepts from various religious and philosophical traditions, including Sufism, Buddhism, and Christianity, to propose a non-dualistic model of reality. He uses physics, geometry, symbolism, and scripture to illustrate the journey from ignorance to enlightenment, emphasizing the importance of self-reflection, meditation, and service. The book argues that humanity is intrinsically connected to the divine, and that the purpose of life is to rediscover this inherent unity. Finally, the text removes contradictions from orthodox theology, revealing never before understood aspects of biblical characters. As stated in the book, "Without great doubt, there can be no great faith."