During that time, he read dozens of books and wrote extensively. An outcome of all the contemplation was a desire to produce a newsletter on topics of reflection and discussion. Originally called, A Course for Teachers, the newsletter was renamed Metaphoria with the November 1994 issue. Metaphoria became a way to share our thoughts with others. We came to the realization that we are responsible for finding the solutions that already exist within us .
Action is necessary for change to happen.
Metaphoria draws from the wisdom literature of the world and non-mainstream sources of reporting world events. Entering its eight year of publication in September 2000, Metaphoria has been used as a supplementary source of information and as a focal point for dynamic interactive discussion in an experimental high school philosophy course as well as within political, philosophical and church discussion groups. .