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An interview with a resident who has published and now teaches on the experiences of making and the meaning of kolams.
Auroville Witness is a biweekly newsletter that publishes first-person narratives from current Auroville residents and those with a long-term relationship with Auroville.
An interview with a resident who has published and now teaches on the experiences of making and the meaning of kolams.
What moral can be learned from the last few years? Sometimes a fable can illuminate external events.
A meditation on the dream, adventure, joy - and the current destruction happening today in Auroville.
The conclusion of a detailed history of a home for adolescents that took shape through constant collaboration, experiments with new forms of living, and community involvement.
A letter to the Governing Board from youth in Auroville, requesting it to refrain from its damaging actions to the human, environmental, and organization of the township.
Part one of a detailed history of a home for adolescents that took shape through constant collaboration, experiments with new forms of living, and community involvement.
(English/French) What might one add to the 12 qualities of the Mother?
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 unexpected results of an exchange program that brought a group of Tibetan nuns from Zanskar to visit Auroville.
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