After working for 33 years as an investigator, Emmanuel Karavousanos retired in 1990 and became involved full time in his first love, investigating the problem of consciousness. The study has fascinated him throughout his adult life and in April 2005, though a layman, he was invited to speak at a Harvard University sponsored conference, ?The Healing Initiative.? It was here he discussed how each leg of the Holy Trinity is an accepted modern day aspect of consciousness. He was invited back in March 2006 when he explained how and why science and religion are both necessary and indispensable elements for the attainment of the mystical state. In August 2006 he delivered a talk at the first Julian Jaynes Conference on Consciousness held at Prince Edward Island University Prince Edward Island, Canada, explaining how and why the gift of insight is the science and religion nexus. In September 2006 he was invited to speak at ?World?s Religions After 9-11,? a McGill University sponsored conference held in Montreal, Canada, discussing how we attain ultimate reality. In April 2007 he gave a talk at the Society for the Anthropology of Consciousness in San Diego, California, where he discussed how science and religion are inseparable in the quest for the solution to the problem of consciousness. Although he chose not to participate, he was invited to speak at the Pontifical University in Rome, Italy, and at the University of Salzburg in Salzburg, Austria. Mr. Karavousanos devotes his time to his writing and to his children and grandchildren.