A report on an exhibition June 6 in Chennai that raises questions about the future direction of Auroville, how a growing number of residents are coming together. Throughout the day an audience of several hundred people engaged in discussions and reviewed presentations on ecological restoration, sustainable development, renewable energy, village outreach, education, architecture, social innovation, participatory governance, and collective living.

An in-depth examination of the physical, social, and scientific aspects of Auroville’s agriculture, looking ahead to the conscious participation with Nature that the Mother envisioned.

Twenty topics addressed to the Working Groups of the Governing Board addressing questionable actions taken over the last four years.

The continuing chronicle of a diverse passage from Australia to the Mother, meeting Aurovilians, building houses, and settling in.

(English/French) How the dream of coming to Auroville and India translated into dentistry as a means of expression.

Ecology brings in a sense of nature as relationships, and recent developments in this field have changed the sense of identity. Milla speaks of the potential uses of fungi and how recent development projects arise from a worldview that doesn’t prioritize nature.

What the green cover in Auroville means in terms of pioneer afforestation, development, and the right conditions to work harmoniously together.

The chronicle of a diverse passage from Australia to the Mother, meeting Aurovilians, building houses, and settling in.

(English/French) Olivier recounts the plan, process, images, and other elements of the movie he is making on the lives of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother.

Milla walks the reader through her experience of Auroville’s forests, the Forest Group, and fungi as a keystone species.