Auroville International USA

https://adventure.auroville.com//rewriting-the-movie-of-m/

https://www.facebook.com/buddhagardencommunityfarm/videos/155017499781050

Aviram from Sadhana Forest, Auroville working in North India:

https://youtu.be/37JmSImT760

Join us for a deep and enlightening talk by the one and only Shraddhavan on Savitri: A Legend and A Symbol. March 27th at 10am Eastern Time. Register with a donation to Auroville in any amount at aviusa.org/shraddhavan. We now accept google pay, paypal, bank transfer, and donations in international currencies.

https://radiclenetwork.com/

Block 1 # 1 = Ever Slow Green

One of Auroville's most respected commentators: https://www.theweek.in///2020/11/06/the-tibet-watcher.html

Congratulations to Christian from AVI Canada for his work on La nAVette! Article in the latest issue of Auroville Today:

https://www.aiat.in/

https://www.pv-magazine-india.com//towards-a-distributed-/

Reforestation in Auroville https://www.deccanherald.com//from-barren-land-to-dense-fo

Entrance to Matrimandir, New Year's Day

https://www.ketto.org/fundraiser/aerial-auroville

https://eugevoff.org/ever-slow-green/

Dr. (Major) Kamla Tewari, (lower left with husband Krishna and Dr. Karan Singh) MBBS, DGO, left her body peacefully on September 29, 2020 at 18:30 hrs, surrounded by her loving family. Kamla was born on 4th April 1927 in Jammu. From a young age, Kamla had made up her mind to study medicine, completing her MBBS degree at Lady Hardinge Medical College in Delhi in 1950. This was also the year she married a young army officer, Krishen Kumar Tewari (later Krishna). The next few y...Continue reading

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In the Portland EcoFilm Festival 2020 - Online! EVER SLOW GREEN: RE-AFFORESTATION IN AUROVILLE, SOUTH INDIA 50 years ago, a unique afforestation project took r...oot on an eroded desert plateau in Tamil Nadu, South India, when people from diverse countries came together to establish the international experimental township of Auroville. Today, the lush Auroville forest is an outstanding example of eco-restoration that recreates and preserves a type of tropical forest that is on the verge of extinction. The film tells the story of Auroville’s 50-years-young forest through some of the diverse characters who have dedicated their lives to bringing it to fruition. INFO/TICKETS: bit.ly/EcoFilm2020online Interview with Director Christoph Pohl follows the film. Country of origin/production: India Festival Sponsors Oregon Film Crag Law Center Oregon Wild KBOO Community Radio The River Starts Here