A voice of courage tells the truth about the administration’s many ways of constricting and stifling freedom, with effects on housing, work, loss of work, and movement towards creating a profit-driven urban city.
A new society built with good will
One woman’s journey of helping to create the new society.
Building harmony
An exploration of seven groups that have been established in recent years working on interpersonal harmony in Auroville.
Let thy will be done
Can the Governing Board engage with residents, and harmony be re-established?
Interview with Laurence de Junnemann
A talk with a resident who recently left, and how she is finding or creating a similar community in France.
Auroville stories 2068: the first 100 years
Daniel Greenberg is running a 6-week storytelling project in Auroville from January 27 to March 3. The project is to engage residents to imagine what Auroville might be in 2068, and what it takes to get there. Stories are at the heart of how we see both the past and help us find the vision and energy to create a positive future.
A longtime Aurovilian shares his perspective
Actions taken by the administration since 2021 are described with unflagging honesty and directness.
Passing of Sir Mark Tully
A testimonial to a former chairman of the International Advisory Council, journalist, a winner of two awards from India, and a person who understood the balance between spiritual, social, and material dimensions of Auroville.
A message of gratitude
How support naturally arises when people are connected through a deep bond.
Mutation, Alchemy, & Grace
Two poems and two narratives that evoke the inner and outer experience of Auroville, as we sail “towards what splendid shore?”