October 19, 2025/
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The unexpected results of an exchange program that brought a group of Tibetan nuns from Zanskar to visit Auroville.
Auroville Witness is a biweekly newsletter that publishes first-person narratives from current Auroville residents and those with a long-term relationship with Auroville.
The unexpected results of an exchange program that brought a group of Tibetan nuns from Zanskar to visit Auroville.
The story of a 22-year-old who bicycled across India, arrived in Auroville intending to stay for a few days, and has stayed for more than forty years.
The daily thoughts, anxieties, and despair that residents face in Auroville.
The story of a spiritual path starting in southern France, a dream, and 50 years of service in Auroville.
The uncertainty of youth in Auroville at this time, describing their experience when schools are defunded, spaces closed, and visas threatened.
What “the Dream” can mean for an Australian transplant who describes her many roles in helping to build and support Auroville, including with international centers and neighboring villages.
A short account highlighting what it feels to have "Auroville fever" from abroad, write about it as a resident, and how its approach to money differs from that of capitalism.
The Resident Assembly Working Committee calls out specific injustices, asking for residents to reach out to each other in kindness.
What one person experienced in following the call to remould life in the multicultural environment of Auroville, and the trust and fraternity that can result.
In this story we hear of reforestation, helping disabled children, seedbanks, and the possibilities when higher values guide a community.
By subscribing to our newsletter, you will receive biweekly compilations of first-person accounts by current residents and those with a long-term relationship with Auroville. These are personal, heartfelt expressions of what it means to live in Auroville right now, at this moment.
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