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Issue No: 315, October 2015

Millidacious

The Rocking Rats For three nights in late September, the venerable premises of the Sri Aurobindo Auditorium were invaded by assorted mice, rats and cats who gambolled, strutted, cartwheeled, yawned, danced, insinuated and sang their way across the boards. Yup, it was musical time again.  The last time Paul Blanchflower brought us one of his no-holds-barred productions it was all about pirates, sorcery and derring-do on the high seas. This year it was the turn of mice and rats to discover solidarity in their efforts to survive the vicious city cats, for long-separated lovers to be reunited, and for one mouse in particular, the audacious Milli, to discover her true self. There were many memorable moments: Ting and Tang (Clare and Jana), the horribly-spoiled house cats, encountering an empty food bowl for the first time in their lives; Felicious (Jesse) introducing the reluctant Tin and Tang to the sadhana of pure cathood; Septus (Otto), the blind city sewer rat, sni...
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Issue No. 315, October 2015

  • Towards an Integral Approach to Health
  • Editorial
  • The Auroville Health Centre
  • Keeping the Health Fund Healthy
  • Welcome to Linea
  • Millidacious
  • The Wellness Programme
  • Finding the Intermediate Path
  • Botanical Gardens Turn 15
  • "The alternative therapists do not feel adequately supported"
  • Auromode - From Atelier to Apartments
  • Caked with Mud and Happy About It

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