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Birding from my bedroom

Gallery, December 2018

Asian Paradise-flycatcher

Mobility and the Integrated Transport Service

An interview with, By  Manas, August 2018

The new ITS workshop and charging station

An Integral Education for Growth and Blossoming

Book review, By Manas, April 2018

Cover - An Integral Education for Growth and Blossoming

A sharing economy in Auroville?

Feature, By Manas, February 2018

The Auroville Library of Things

Is assessment contrary to Integral Education?

Feature, By Manas, December 2017

A teacher development workshop in progress

Auroville’s population: a correction

Feature, By Manas, December 2017

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“If everyone says no, who will say yes?

An interview with, By  Manas, December 2017

Srijita

Indian Psychology – An experiential approach

Book review, By Manas, October 2017

Cover - Indian Psychology, An experiential approach

The Africa Connection

An interview with, By  Manas, August 2017

Tahir Kedir

The entry process: no easy answers

Feature, By Manas, June 2017

The General Meeting on May 11, 2017, at the Unity Pavilion

Guidelines for Auroville Learning Activities

An interview with, By  Manas, May 2017

The ALA study group

Proposal for a solar energy plant

Feature, By Manas, April 2017

Location of the proposed solar power plant

Swadharma students speak of their experience

Feature, By Manas, March 2017

1 The 2017 swadharma participants

Experiments in Alternative Eduction: The Learning Community (TLC)

By Manas, February 2017

Comparative tasting of yogurt for Annapurna farm

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Feature, By Luise Pape, November 2024

“... we all hold the power to create a world with healthy water for all living beings

Try to imagine a life without water. Just think of your morning routine: you drink water from your filter or tap, you flush your toilet, take a shower and brush your teeth.

The Auroville Youth Integration Programme

Feature, By YouthLink team, June 2023

Top from left: Viknesh, Satyavan, Ankita, Mahana, Leela, Asia, Madhu, Tenzin, Yolane, Arav. Bottom: Zohar, Namu, Gwjwn, Yam, Neha, Aurore, Gautam

A new Auroville Youth Integration programme has been developed by the YouthLink team for ‘Children of Aurovilians’ between the ages of 16 and 25.

Collective Trauma

Feature, By Peter, January 2022

Standing together

As a therapist I know that one of the first steps to healing is to acknowledge trauma, whether individual or collective. This is an unusual article in that I invite the reader to hold and witness with compassion our inner and outer diversity as a community.