From the Abyss, a "She-roic" Figure Rises

Written By T V Aguilar

From the depths of the abyss, a "she-roic" figure emerges, bringing with her a powerful message of FREEDOM. She carries the torch of hope, illuminating a path towards a brighter tomorrow, where the promise of a better future is not just a dream, but a reality within our grasp.

Her message resonates with the echoes of fundamental truths—principles that have guided humanity through its greatest challenges. At the heart of her vision lies the unwavering belief in the pursuit of growth, development, and fulfillment. She reminds us that true freedom is not just the absence of oppression, but the presence of opportunity—opportunities to learn, to thrive, and to realize our fullest potential.

As she rises, she beckons us to join her in this pursuit, to stand together in the quest for a future where every individual is empowered to grow, to develop, and to find fulfillment in their own unique journey. She is a beacon of resilience and courage, leading the charge towards a world where freedom is not just a right, but a living, breathing principle that guides us all.

Together, under her leadership, we move forward with renewed purpose and determination, knowing that the pursuit of growth and fulfillment is not just possible, but inevitable when we stand united in our commitment to these timeless truths.

T V Aguilar

T V Aguilar .. I was born in Denver, CO on a cold and snowy day in November 1967. Shortly after, I moved with “Mom” to live with my grandparents, Casimiro and Mary Gonzales in Rawlins, WY. I would remain there until age 9 and then another move to Cheyenne, WY. I graduated from Seton Catholic High School in 1986.

After high school, I drifted through life uncertain of the “career” or life choice. Maturity set in and I enrolled in college. I was the “re-entry” student as I fell in the older student category. I received my A.A. from American River Community College and then transferred to the University of California, Berkeley. I received my bachelors degree and then moved into a new “career”.

That career was with the federal government. Although happy and welcoming various new projects and endeavors, contentment and happiness were escaping me. I returned to school for Master’s degree, completing my MBA in 2009.

Today, I am retired, enjoying living on a small farm raising, training and caring for horses, a goat and a cat. I am grateful and appreciate living in A Corner of Nature!

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