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Issue No: 304, November 2014

Following the thread: a profile of Chali

Chali Chali was born in San Francisco in 1967. She attended the inauguration of Auroville and was taken to Mother while still very young. She moved to Auroville in 1969-70 with Mary Helen and Narad (who she mainly grew up with), but left with her mother at the end of 1980. Narad followed a few months later. She moved back to Auroville in the summer of 1995. Today, she is one of the key members of the management team of Future School, which she cofounded. What are your memories of those early years in Auroville? I have very positive childhood memories of freedom and fun, being out in nature, swimming in the mud-holes. Later, I realized those days were much harder for the adults, and particularly for sensitive people my mom. Actually, this is partly why we went back to the U.S. in 1980. You went from Equals One, a free progress school connected to the Ashram, to Kodaikanal International School, which was a much more structured, less individualized environment. Was it diff...
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Issue No. 304, November 2014

  • One Community – One Family
  • The Joy of Learning
  • The Genesis of the Auroville Foundation Act
  • Following the thread: a profile of Chali
  • The love of life through clay
  • New publications
  • Corrections issue # 303
  • Auro-Orchard goes organic
  • Owner-driven social housing in Gujarat and Auroville
  • Ajit Koujalgi (Passing)

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