Dr. Candace Pert is an internationally recognized pharmacologist who has published over 250 scientific articles. Dr. Candace Pert received her Ph.D. in pharmacology from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, served as Chief of the Section on Brain Biochemistry of the Clinical Neuroscience Branch of the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), held a Research Professorship in the Department of Physiology and Biophysics at Georgetown University School of Medicine in Washington, DC, and is currently the Scientific Director of RAPID Laboratories, Inc.

Dr. Pert appeared in the feature film What the Bleep Do We Know!?? and Bill Moyer's TV program Healing and the Mind. She is the author of the book Molecules of Emotion: The Scientific Basis Behind Mind-Body Medicine (Scribner, 1997), Everything You Need to Know to Feel Go(o)d (Hay House, 2006), and the musical guided imagery CD Psychosomatic Wellness: Healing your Body-Mind.

Dr. Candace joins the Visionary Series Workstation as guest author for our premiere launch, a program based on the Visionary Series Podcasts, but also including articles, excerpts, more interviews, and virtual panel discussion amongst guests featured per issue, covering cutting edge topics but with central themes for sharing experiences and exchanging concise ideas with greater depth and brevity.

Our Premiere-First Issue will be launched and released from this site by end of October 2008, bearing this theme: What the Bleep Revisited -- Embracing and Celebrating Practical Spiritual Technology, featuring Will Arntz including the following: Rupert Sheldrake, Lynne McTaggart, William Tiller, Bruce Lipton, John Hagelin, Candace Pert, Fred Alan Wolf, Tim Freke, Charles Tart, Paul Von Ward, Byron Katie, Joe Dispenza, C. Norm Shealy, Pavel Mikoloski, John Raatz, Gary Renard, Stanley Krippner, and special guest, Neale Donald Walsch of The Secret.

Be sure to drop by to see the Workstation Site in development. Until then enjoy our podcasts and stay tuned for our premiere-launch scheduled late October 2008.  

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Here are few questions I am considering for our interview:

 

1. Did you always have a love for science and if so, who or what inspired that interest? You are also a high achiever. Which aspect of your work drew people's interest in what you do:

a). your extraordinary performance in academics

b). your interest in areas that are cutting edge

2. With your work in pharmacology and heavy emphasis in  the peptides and neuropeptides our own body makes, along with your emphasis in  cell membrane receptors, along with your interest in how the two interact to influence the immune system;  it appears your research is complicated and rewarding, yet you have a very simple objective in mind. Will you explain a little more about that? How should the world benefit from what you are looking into?

3. Candace, I'd like to share with the audience, if I may, that most pharmacologists do research similar to yours  yet the whole body of research in these area is quite diverse.  Is it true that the majority of research is funded by pharmaceutical companies who then use the findings to make medicinal agents? Based on that traditional research infrastructure how would you describe your work, those who sponsor your work, and how your sponsors want to utilize the findings in the long run?

4. Have you been satisfied with your discoveries and the rate at which you uncover these findings?

5. Regarding your current research (and your research is long-term) are your findings fundamentally similar to what you have known all along or are your recent findings very different than what you expected.?

7. Your professional-scientific journals are awesome, above or around 300 in total and you also author books for the layperson.  How has your message to the world at large been inspired through your research?

8. Do you use intuition  with scientific protocol, and if so, in what capacity?

9. Spiritual Technology is theme for the visionary workstation, and so I'd like to ask, how are you defining spirituality these days and how does spirituality work into your scientific work?

10. Do you consider your research cutting edge, controversial, revolutionary, or in-step with other colleagues in research?

11. Have you always known  as a child, for instance, that you would help a lot of people? Did you ever encounter sexual discrimination as a woman in a graduate program?

12. You have a pretty exciting career in the lecture-book writing circuit and you probably had options in choosing a publishing company. How did you cross paths with Hay House?

13. How can we keep up with your appearances in order to attend?

14. Candace, do you feel you are fulfilling your higher-purpose at this time in life? How do you know?

15. Candace, could you please share with the audience some words of encouragement inspiring us to find our path, become our path, and be in service to the world without fear of failure?

Warren Grossman, Ph.D. is a graduate of Kent State University and the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland's postgraduate program.

Warren practiced conventional psychotherapy until 1987, when a trip to Brazil left him desperately ill and unable to work for a year. Languishing as his illness failed to respond to traditional medicine, his perceptions changed dramatically. He found himself aware of the energy inherent in nature, and found that he could draw on it to recover. He spent this year of convalescence observing nature's energy, and realizing that it was the source of healing, available to all-our birthright.

Warren has spent his last nineteen years paying attention to simple reality--

He has done this by:

This is the time honored process of healing. He fills his days healing those in need, training healers and writing.

Stay tuned for an extraordinary conversation about healing and self-healing straight from the perspective of an profound facilitator!

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