While we project Auroville as an international township
dedicated to human unity, in fact we do not know much about each other’s lives
and aspirations.Take our young people, for example. It is often said that we
need their fresh energy and ideas to unblock and give new direction to our
‘fossilized’ community processes.Yet, many young Aurovilians leave the community for longer
or shorter periods, or for ever. And even when they return they sometimes need
to leave again. Why?What does Auroville mean to these young people when they
live elsewhere? Do they remain connected to Auroville? If so, how do they
experience that connection?While some feel the need to leave, other young Aurovilians
have chosen to stay and participate in the unfolding of Auroville, with all its
attendant joys and frustrations. What are their stories?Finally, what about the youngsters who are still at school?
What is it about Auroville that they feel drawn to?
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