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The Alberto G. Garcia family in 1922. The children, from left to right, are John Albert “Jay,” Alicia Ella, Martha Xochitl (in Alberto’s lap), Eva “Ruissy” (standing), Manuel Nicanor “Ronnie” (in Eva’s lap), and Maria Esperanza. One year later, Alberto would write a private note reflecting on his attainment of a “state of perfection which realizes Love in me for all, knowing that Love is all in toward me. That results in the finding of spirit in all my activities.”

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Brad Rockwell is an attorney who divides his time between Austin, Texas and San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Before law school, his advocacy with the Paddlewheel Alliance contributed to the permanent construction shut down of Indiana’s Marble Hill nuclear reactor. Brad also taught public-school in Michigan, worked in many Midwest factories, canvassed door-to-door in Chicago, and worked at Wheatsville Co-op in Austin, Texas. As a volunteer with Austin ACORN he helped design a lifeline electric rate structure for the City of Austin’s electric utility. Read More…

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