Wisdom Hunter: How would you describe your "mission" or "purpose" in writing?

Dr. David Simon: As a physician, I deeply believe that a more integrative approach to health has the most effect on healing and transformation. So my writing is designed to try to expand a vision of healing that includes environment, senses, body, mind, emotions, and soul in the healing conversation.

WH: How would you describe your "mission" or "purpose" in writing?

GL: I still am corny and naïve enough to think somehow we can make a better world. That’s based a lot on the idea of human potential and our failure to develop not only that (human potential), but out failure to appreciate this incredible experience that we are having. We’ve got to realize that this thing we call consciousness is really connected everywhere. We are in the universe, but the universe is also in us. That was in my afterward to the Silent Pulse.

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