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Issue No: 363, October 2019

Finding meaningful work in Auroville

Work is a central pillar of the Aurovilian experience and can be one of its most gratifying aspects. The Mother wrote that “To live in Auroville means to do the Yoga of work. So all Aurovilians must take up a work and do it as Yoga.” Today, before an individual can even begin their Newcomer process, they must secure a place (or places) of work and make a full-time commitment. But with over 250 commercial units and services in Auroville, it can be quite challenging to navigate the work scene and find an appropriate and meaningful opportunity. This can become even more complex if a person is in need of a maintenance, the monthly amount given in return for work to cover basic living expenses.Introducing the new Human Resource Initiative A recent project, the Human Resource Initiative (HRI), aims to address the gap between the work opportunities within Auroville and the individuals qualified to take them up. The idea originated with Stephanie and Angelo while they were working on the F...
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Issue No. 363, October 2019

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