In his late teens, many questions of life led Daniel to search for answers, and for the understanding of God. His steps were inevitably directed towards the encounter with Christian Science.
The light of Christian Science struck his mind via the reading of ‘Miscellaneous Writings’ by Mary Baker Eddy. Daniel loved what he learned there of God and the new perception of Its perfect universe, lifting his mind to seize how healing and thoughts impact on relationships, families, neighborhoods, communities, and all mankind.
Before becoming a full Christian Science Science Practitioner, Daniel worked in teaching field for 20 years since 1986, teaching Sociology, History, French, English, and Gymn. He served also as a translator and an interpreter. During almost a decade, he had carried on both his teaching career and the practice of Christian Science, helping himself and others.
In 2006, he left the former career to begin a full-time practice of Christian Science and have been Christian Science Journal listed since.