As an Indian Architect, I can confirm that EVERY SINGLE architect in India is told and taught about auroville in the first semester itself...and it is a dream place to visit for us. Its like how everyone says "Goa is a must visit". We Architects say "if you havnt been to auroville, what did you even do"
@@arthurhugo385 I'm a doctor by profession, I came to another town for my profession.. I want to experience every place, but yeah sure I will go back to auroville after some years...but when I dont know
That's because too much hype is created around the other place Goa. I've been to Pondicherry last year and wanted to see Auroville but had to cut short my trip due to money & time constraints.
Nope. I visited Pondicherry last year but had to skip Auroville because of shortage of money & time to travel there. Had to save money for other goals. This place is definitely on my bucket list & will visit it in the future.
Our school is under the Sri Aurobindo Institute of Culture, every year the class 7 students are taken to Auroville, it is the most beautiful place I've ever been to. Especially the Matrimandir, not only is it a marvel to look at, the inner chamber is so peaceful and serene, the silence is deafening. Extremely underrated, more people should visit it. The local saying goes, "If the Mother and Sri Aurobindo want you in Auroville, nothing can stop you from coming to Auroville!"
I am a Tamilian living in Surat, have heard for the first time about this beautiful place. Wow..The world should adopt the things followed in auroville Thanks Drew for this video..
Great video, really enjoyed learning about Auroville. I can’t believe I have never heard of Auroville before, it sounds like the perfect place to live.
India was mildly Fabian socialist (or as Indians call it Nehruvian socialist) until 1991 when poverty and high debt forced it to liberalize its economy by IMF. Now, India is getting progressively more capitalist every year and has been growing at a rapid pace with massive poverty reductions (220 million people out of poverty since 1991 according to World Bank estimates). Shifting from quasi-democractic socialism to liberal capitalism is the best thing has India done in the recent history. It's almost like a new independence
LOL, it's capitalism. Funded by UN and functioning inside the capitalist framework of India. Also, they do have money taxes and most capitalist transaction inside too.
@@aadhityavenkatesh5313 Hey you you look very desperate, since ur so jobless I can hire you and your father to polish my shoes on daily basis, I'll pay you good salary what do you say, Rules are this both of em should arrive early morning by 5am itself or else I'll beat the crap out of you with the very shoes 👞that you're supposed to polish
You should know about Rishi Aurobindo . He was the collaborator. He called her Sri maa first. Rishi was a Bengali freedom fighter then suddenly he stopped and became a Rishi. He left West Bengal and established auroville with Sri MAA .
I love your videos because they are hardly 5- 10minutes and you cover so much information in this time..and also you directly jump to the main topic of discussion. Quality👌👌
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Yes, this isn't shown on tv. I had visited Pondicherry last year but had to skip Auroville since I had to save money for other goals. I was pretty impressed when I heard & read about it but totally understand why it's unheard of in mainstream media. Too many people just harp endlessly about Goa.
🇮🇳 India is the land of spirituality. From the Himalayas to the Indian Ocean, it is almost as big as a subcontinent - the Indian Subcontinent. Being the World's largest democracy to being one of the largest economies of the world 🌏 - India never fails to surprise you. Come down to India and experience it.
I went to matrimandir as a kid couldn't control my laughter because of something my sister did and the way people warned me with their eyes made it even funnier. My whole family was made to leave.
They don't have religion but it surely is a Hindu Yogi way of life not Communism I mean aurobindo was nationalist himself That which we call the Hindu religion is really the Eternal religion because it embraces all others. To listen to some devout people, one would imagine that God never laughs. 2 of 2 India of the ages is not dead nor has she spoken her last creative word; she lives and has still something to do for herself and the human peoples. Spirituality is indeed the master key of the Indian mind; the sense of the infinitive is native to it. Yogi aurobindo Ghosh
The very idea of incorporating everyone into Hinduism itself is a faulty one. Basically, Brahmanism swallowed every other unnamed religious practices in ancient and medieval india and named it Hinduism just for its survival and to infuse the caste system
It was Mirra Alfassa AKA Sree Maa who established Auroville. The idea of Auroville was actually to create a commune on a spiritual(force-free and thus it's not an ashram) and universal basis.The term spirituality here means is to feel one's true existence free from every pre-concieved ideas of nationality or anything which makes it universal. If one go through sree maa's association with venerable J Krishnamurthy he'll find that She was deeply inclined towards Buddhist philosophy.
@@nadlax5920 lol u don't know what u talking about. U ll find most hindus go to church or mosque also of they have a Muslim or Christian friend or any other community. Because we believe that a circle can have a thousand radii but they all lead to one centre.
I can confirm that auroville is amazing, I live in chennai so it's very close by, and when I went there it was very different from any other place in india. they have their own figures that they worship, and you rarely see cars, there are not many brands that are there throughout the rest of India but they have their own private shops that are only in auroville, I recommend the bakery bread and chocolate. I saw the Maatri Mandir from the outside but unfortunately I wasn't allowed in due to the fact that I wasn't from auroville and also the place is very diverse, most people there speak french but you can also find germans and sometimes austrians.
David is a traveller from Israel. He wanted to volunteer in Auroville just like other travellers do but he cannot afford it. “It is quite stupid actually. Money is taken from young people to volunteer in the various units. The volunteers have to pay while volunteering as well. But he or she doesn’t get paid to do. There is a lot of money in Auroville. But where does it all go? I don’t know. I am leaving in a few days and as much as I would love to stay here. I can’t afford it.”
Heard about it for the first in my life. I was born in India and am surprised that I didn't knew about such an amazing place. Thanks dude!! Will definitely visit it.
Great video, Drew. But Auroville was established primarily by Sri Aurobindo Ghose with the help of Mirra Alfassa whom Aurobindo named Sri Maa. The place is named after Sri Aurobindo and is supported by his trust. I suggest you add a correction note or whatever. Thanks.
It's in a city called pondicherry in South Indian , pondicherry is very popular for foreigner ... Who which to come India ... Cause it's a French colony....
Yeah i get to know about this place only few months before eventhough this place is in my state i never heard before...its really good to see again by you
May b socialism bt never communism...communism is evil....Im in Kerala and v r ruled by communists...Here they only know to kill people that too mercilessly
@@praveenm6264 But Kerala has the highest literacy, highest life expectancy, highest HDI, highest sex ratio in India. I don't know the ground reality, but everything seems pretty good from outside
@@praveenm6264 don't bring your political arse in here. I am also from Kerala. Stop spreading hate. This video here is about something that's above religion, politics, Creed and all.
@@bckstrm1897 if Kerala were an independent country, it would be bankrupt and in a war zone now like every other communist countries. There isnt any literally any good ecnomic zone in kerala which can employ their own people. Thats why keralites flock to UAE, SAUDI and to rest of India, they dont understand the fact that kerala govt is thriving because it is inside a capitalist country and Kerala comunnity is prosperous because of capitalism.
I was fortunate to visit in 1988 on a youth project, it changed my life. Since I returned home I have spent my life devoted to helping others in one way or another. I just wished every country in the world had an auroville.
I spent a few months in and around Auroville, and it's not for me. Some of it is good, but often felt like a cult and some of the people are really odd. I wouldn't want to be part of it.
Drew, I'm from Pondicherry (the city where auroville is located). Whatever you saw and heard from these people is not 100% true. Crimes often happen here and is not safe to live there. Check out the local newspapers for more info.
@@christianfeuillette It's true though, Auroville is not a rosy as it is portrayed here in reality. I studied in Chennai for my undergrad and has visited Auroville many times.
OMG, I got to know about this place today from this video, i didn't knew such place exist here in India. Really a dream place. Let's create such place in every District of India.
The Mother was not called Marissa Alfassa btw. She was Rachel Miriam Alfassa, shortened to Mirra Alfassa. She is one of the two main spiritual teachers of Integral Yoga, the other one being Sri Aurobindo. She was a Sapphardic Jew and also French, but moved to India and lived permanently in the Sri Aurobindo Ashram in Pondicherry.
this auroville means so much to me! i just discovered auroville was made by my school's inspiration i study in The Mother's International and we know alot about her, its in new delhi!
a place like Auroville is a dream place. ZERO per cent of crime!!!!!! WOW!
that's because there aren't any laws. 0 laws = 0 laws being broken = 0% crime
Som tin wong it's still under the Indian Constitutional laws
No it isn't. That's the whole point. It's not a state that is in, it's a union territory. So there are no laws
There are crimes if you read articles about it. It's very misleading to say 0% crime rate
Travel With Mansoureh thieves are more in Auroville including prostitution.. fuck your Auroville
As an Indian Architect, I can confirm that EVERY SINGLE architect in India is told and taught about auroville in the first semester itself...and it is a dream place to visit for us. Its like how everyone says "Goa is a must visit". We Architects say "if you havnt been to auroville, what did you even do"
I lived there for a few months :) one of the best times of my life! ❤️
I lived there for 3 years..
Wonderful place.
Can you tell why did you get out of there?
@@arthurhugo385 I'm a doctor by profession, I came to another town for my profession..
I want to experience every place, but yeah sure I will go back to auroville after some years...but when I dont know
Me too 2 years in aroubille
Sorry spelled it wrong
I m from India...
Feeling bad never heard of this place b4...
Now surely it's on my nxt travel list...
That's because too much hype is created around the other place Goa. I've been to Pondicherry last year and wanted to see Auroville but had to cut short my trip due to money & time constraints.
Please don’t come...
Have you not heard of puducherry?
@@Anonymous-xg1xq What’s wrong?
I bet a lot of Indians are hearing it for the first time.
Nope. I visited Pondicherry last year but had to skip Auroville because of shortage of money & time to travel there. Had to save money for other goals. This place is definitely on my bucket list & will visit it in the future.
I heard about it before..
Mohd jawad Zaidi me too
Yes
Everyone knows in South India ...
Our school is under the Sri Aurobindo Institute of Culture, every year the class 7 students are taken to Auroville, it is the most beautiful place I've ever been to. Especially the Matrimandir, not only is it a marvel to look at, the inner chamber is so peaceful and serene, the silence is deafening. Extremely underrated, more people should visit it. The local saying goes, "If the Mother and Sri Aurobindo want you in Auroville, nothing can stop you from coming to Auroville!"
I hope every towns around India be like Auroville.
*world
Then life wud be really boring. There has to be different colors in life.
Then it won't be diverse..It would be Dud n boring
Maybe it is better to say many towns in the world 😉
U do understand that this town lives of capitalism by taking money from the U.N (socialism doesn’t work)
I am a Tamilian living in Surat, have heard for the first time about this beautiful place.
Wow..The world should adopt the things followed in auroville
Thanks Drew for this video..
Great video, really enjoyed learning about Auroville. I can’t believe I have never heard of Auroville before, it sounds like the perfect place to live.
From the way you described it in the beginning, it's exactly what my teacher would call a dystopian world.
You mean eutopian
utopian bro lol, dystopian is a really shit world
Utopian I think you mean?
Very much dystopian lol
Wow, I never knew about Auroville. Thanks Drew for educating us.
Capitalism has left the chat
Lol
Bullshit, it's financed multiple ways so it sustains itself as a township.
Prithvi Satish are you from USSR anthem 😄😄😄
India was mildly Fabian socialist (or as Indians call it Nehruvian socialist) until 1991 when poverty and high debt forced it to liberalize its economy by IMF. Now, India is getting progressively more capitalist every year and has been growing at a rapid pace with massive poverty reductions (220 million people out of poverty since 1991 according to World Bank estimates). Shifting from quasi-democractic socialism to liberal capitalism is the best thing has India done in the recent history. It's almost like a new independence
LOL, it's capitalism. Funded by UN and functioning inside the capitalist framework of India. Also, they do have money taxes and most capitalist transaction inside too.
If i ever become financially stable enough to pursue my dreams. Living here for at least 4 months would be on my bucket list.
You are welcome brother
Just don't bomb there
@@aadhityavenkatesh5313 heard they eat beef,what do you think 🐄🔪🥩😋😅
@@aadhityavenkatesh5313 Hey you you look very desperate, since ur so jobless I can hire you and your father to polish my shoes on daily basis, I'll pay you good salary what do you say, Rules are this both of em should arrive early morning by 5am itself or else I'll beat the crap out of you with the very shoes 👞that you're supposed to polish
@@sajidsohail7088 wtf
I am an Indian and I never knew about this place. Thanx for the new info and I can't believe such a place even exist.This is simply amazing
You should know about Rishi Aurobindo . He was the collaborator. He called her Sri maa first. Rishi was a Bengali freedom fighter then suddenly he stopped and became a Rishi. He left West Bengal and established auroville with Sri MAA .
This place is so interesting. Every video you make is a shift to my must visit places. God bless!
I love your videos because they are hardly 5- 10minutes and you cover so much information in this time..and also you directly jump to the main topic of discussion. Quality👌👌
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Yes I do so agree. Very honourable indeed IMO
0% Crime rate??
I finally believe in human beings
someone actually got stabbed there so idk why they lying
You can believe in human beings but don’t believe in Biharis .
I'm from Pondicherry and i know they are lying about that 0% crime rate
@@doncarvalo3691
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@@doncarvalo3691 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Too good
I would definitely visit this heaven on earth .. thanks drew
@@gopikrishnan102 why?
@Siddharth Kumar well i see there are more than trees that is to be enjoyed
@@anassid7629
Thank you , have a great day ahead
Dont had idea about this place as am i live in india since birth ,woow this place is like my kind of place😊👍
Yes, this isn't shown on tv. I had visited Pondicherry last year but had to skip Auroville since I had to save money for other goals. I was pretty impressed when I heard & read about it but totally understand why it's unheard of in mainstream media. Too many people just harp endlessly about Goa.
@rohan thakkar well said bro ..
Drew happy pongal
Pongal is indian festival especially in tamil nadu
I guess he will cover it in a vid
Hi i am from Tamil Nadu!
My school took me to a trip in auroville it was so peaceful and awesome
🇮🇳 India is the land of spirituality. From the Himalayas to the Indian Ocean, it is almost as big as a subcontinent - the Indian Subcontinent. Being the World's largest democracy to being one of the largest economies of the world 🌏 - India never fails to surprise you. Come down to India and experience it.
Yes I've been there and it was the experience of a lifetime for me. I'd like to go again
I went to matrimandir as a kid couldn't control my laughter because of something my sister did and the way people warned me with their eyes made it even funnier.
My whole family was made to leave.
What did your sister really do?
They don't have religion but it surely is a Hindu Yogi way of life not Communism I mean aurobindo was nationalist himself
That which we call the Hindu religion is really the Eternal religion because it embraces all others.
To listen to some devout people, one would imagine that God never laughs.
2 of 2
India of the ages is not dead nor has she spoken her last creative word; she lives and has still something to do for herself and the human peoples.
Spirituality is indeed the master key of the Indian mind; the sense of the infinitive is native to it.
Yogi aurobindo Ghosh
Most gurus are cult leaders. They have their own theology.
The very idea of incorporating everyone into Hinduism itself is a faulty one. Basically, Brahmanism swallowed every other unnamed religious practices in ancient and medieval india and named it Hinduism just for its survival and to infuse the caste system
It was Mirra Alfassa AKA Sree Maa who established Auroville. The idea of Auroville was actually to create a commune on a spiritual(force-free and thus it's not an ashram) and universal basis.The term spirituality here means is to feel one's true existence free from every pre-concieved ideas of nationality or anything which makes it universal.
If one go through sree maa's association with venerable J Krishnamurthy he'll find that She was deeply inclined towards Buddhist philosophy.
@@Antagonistock absolutely!
@@nadlax5920 lol u don't know what u talking about. U ll find most hindus go to church or mosque also of they have a Muslim or Christian friend or any other community.
Because we believe that a circle can have a thousand radii but they all lead to one centre.
Never heard of this place. But , I will surely visit. It looks wonderful :)
I thought the age of hippies is already finished.
Try Goa, full of them, mostly Russian now
@@Rama_Gurumainland Goa is actually dying. Only.if you know the right places .
Not in India.
Been living in Chennai all life and been here a bunch of times. Serene n beautiful!
4:23 I think it's actually impossible for the entire world to use this system. This town itself gets donation from UNICEF to stay alive
That is so cool! Wow, I have never heard of this place
I can confirm that auroville is amazing, I live in chennai so it's very close by, and when I went there it was very different from any other place in india. they have their own figures that they worship, and you rarely see cars, there are not many brands that are there throughout the rest of India but they have their own private shops that are only in auroville, I recommend the bakery bread and chocolate. I saw the Maatri Mandir from the outside but unfortunately I wasn't allowed in due to the fact that I wasn't from auroville and also the place is very diverse, most people there speak french but you can also find germans and sometimes austrians.
How i can join them for permanently?
@@JOi06-q6z you have to get a permanent membership by living for a year there i guess?
@@JOi06-q6z
Live 2-3 years and work there
I spent an afternoon in Auroville many moons ago.. Such a wonderful captivating place.
I didn't knew such a beautiful place exist so near me
Drew Binsky, You are an amazing man roaming the world and inspiring people! Love you da!
David is a traveller from Israel. He wanted to volunteer in Auroville just like other travellers do but he cannot afford it. “It is quite stupid actually. Money is taken from young people to volunteer in the various units. The volunteers have to pay while volunteering as well. But he or she doesn’t get paid to do. There is a lot of money in Auroville. But where does it all go? I don’t know. I am leaving in a few days and as much as I would love to stay here. I can’t afford it.”
Heard about it for the first in my life. I was born in India and am surprised that I didn't knew about such an amazing place.
Thanks dude!!
Will definitely visit it.
Incredible India 🎈
Visiting Pondicherry soon and am going to spend time in Auroville as well. Looking forward.
The safest community in India 🇮🇳
billy shut up racist
Hey billy
What do you get by posting racist comments on every video ?
Wrong. The safest place is North Sentinel island.
@@changumangu4660 he's Billy, the mascot of Drew's channel
thank you so much. I must add this to my future travel list.
I heard about that place, it was formulated by Sri Aurobindo
And the mother
Spent two hours in Aureville in 2014.
Wonderful place.
Great video, Drew. But Auroville was established primarily by Sri Aurobindo Ghose with the help of Mirra Alfassa whom Aurobindo named Sri Maa. The place is named after Sri Aurobindo and is supported by his trust. I suggest you add a correction note or whatever. Thanks.
Remarkable to do a whole video without mentioning Sir Aurobindo. It should definitely be added.
Happy Pongal, Drew!!
I'm glad he's finally back to India after that nasty accident 4 years back.
Thanks MR Binsky, I am watching your videos from a month and your videos contain all the flavors. It's Amazing to see the world in your videos.
It is just 1hr away from my home
3hrs from mine and I never knew it existed
Two hour away from my home too, Have been to Pondy but never to Auroville.... Thought it is a secured community and PPL can't enter it
1 hour walking or 1 hour bike or 1 hour flight ?? Please specify...
How much from Kolathur in Chennai
Awesome വീഡിയോ ബ്രോ
Omg I wanna live here 😍😍❤️❤️❤️
yeah its communism and its bueatiful\
Kai Pratap Vlogs yess
great place for lazy people i guess
It's in a city called pondicherry in South Indian , pondicherry is very popular for foreigner ... Who which to come India ... Cause it's a French colony....
Serious Baba I’m super lazy,I guess it’s good for me😂
i hope every place becomes like this
I've there many times it takes me just 5 hours to go there from my college also most students from my colleges also go there during holidays.
Most underrated video drew..
This showed up in my recommended when i am in auroville
Yeah i get to know about this place only few months before eventhough this place is in my state i never heard before...its really good to see again by you
Wow what a place. I wish there was somewhere like that in Europe 😍
Drew bhai ,bravo for making this epic video . U are great
It is called Communism and it's art
May b socialism bt never communism...communism is evil....Im in Kerala and v r ruled by communists...Here they only know to kill people that too mercilessly
@@praveenm6264 But Kerala has the highest literacy, highest life expectancy, highest HDI, highest sex ratio in India. I don't know the ground reality, but everything seems pretty good from outside
@@bckstrm1897 idk about that chief, it's a nice place and all but I feel areas like goa and other more relaxed areas probably have happier people.
@@praveenm6264 don't bring your political arse in here. I am also from Kerala. Stop spreading hate. This video here is about something that's above religion, politics, Creed and all.
@@bckstrm1897 if Kerala were an independent country, it would be bankrupt and in a war zone now like every other communist countries. There isnt any literally any good ecnomic zone in kerala which can employ their own people. Thats why keralites flock to UAE, SAUDI and to rest of India, they dont understand the fact that kerala govt is thriving because it is inside a capitalist country and Kerala comunnity is prosperous because of capitalism.
I was fortunate to visit in 1988 on a youth project, it changed my life.
Since I returned home I have spent my life devoted to helping others in one way or another.
I just wished every country in the world had an auroville.
I lived there for a year. It is an amazing town, but not as perfect as you might think...
Why are the pros and cons?
Great, that you found and ask locals) and questions were interesting to!) thank you)
Drew visit Syria it's more peaceful than Auroville i promise
Aah Auroville ! great memories ! great vibe !
Looks like a better place than the US
Thanks for sharing! I've been hoping to get to Pondicherry! Hope you can film there though!
I spent a few months in and around Auroville, and it's not for me. Some of it is good, but often felt like a cult and some of the people are really odd. I wouldn't want to be part of it.
Can you elaborate a bit, I'm from Tamil Nadu never visited it. How is it like a cult?
Interesting...I was thinking the same...please could you tell us more about your experience.
This is in my bucket list now 💕💕💕
Imagine if the whole world became like auroville
This is LOVE!!!
Drew, I'm from Pondicherry (the city where auroville is located). Whatever you saw and heard from these people is not 100% true. Crimes often happen here and is not safe to live there. Check out the local newspapers for more info.
I heard it is in Tamil nadu
Do you find truth in newspapers?
@@christianfeuillette . He'll rather believe newspapers than the locals who live there. Smh
@@christianfeuillette It's true though, Auroville is not a rosy as it is portrayed here in reality. I studied in Chennai for my undergrad and has visited Auroville many times.
I am so proud of School. Proud to be a part of The Mothers International School.
Lolz I am Indian and I never knew abt this place but it's awesome..
@rohan thakkar I don't want media to tell about this. Otherwise all the poor people will go there and make it dirty.
Best video I have ever seen
that’s how the mafia works
Care to explain more on this
Welcome back to India 🇮🇳
I want to go there 😍😍
Good for you 😆😆
Tusi Na Jao hme chor ke 😂😂😂
amazing, never thought about seeing such place
There can’t be a crime rate if no crime is reported ;)
We didn't know this town existed in India.
0:15 is that justsul? 😂😂
Ahaa most south east indians looks that way haha
OMG, I got to know about this place today from this video, i didn't knew such place exist here in India. Really a dream place. Let's create such place in every District of India.
I am from tamilnadu, but even i dont know about it
Drew,You know what, Your video is short, Interesting, Informative,Cool
I love you!!!
Just 5 mins, & its 1000 views & 59 comments!
And...😒
And...it's growing since then.
Never thought there is a place like this. Great
“Where everyone has the same salary”
*Communism has entered the chat*
Auroville is a gift from India to world.its symble of freedom which India offers.
*Christian missionaries wants to know your location*
God bless Auroville. Love and respect to you all doing such a wonderful work 👌👍😁
It was dream of Karl Marx......😀
Gopi...nice to see you brother...
Everything is okay but the girl with orange dress is annoying 😐
She's the Biggest showoff known to mankind 😁
Pumping Aluminum She sexy
@@darrelljones5536 She's 99% botox. And 99% feminist.
My school brought our whole 9th grade here like in November 2019. it's so great and It's one of my favorite trips ever.
that's communism 0:08
Lol
It's never communism
Bullshit, it's not Communism and auroville is financed in multiple ways so as to sustain itself. There is no such thing as free lunch
Akula Sri Rahul u are god damn right communism had never worked and never will, it only works when takes money from capitalism!
The Mother was not called Marissa Alfassa btw. She was Rachel Miriam Alfassa, shortened to Mirra Alfassa. She is one of the two main spiritual teachers of Integral Yoga, the other one being Sri Aurobindo. She was a Sapphardic Jew and also French, but moved to India and lived permanently in the Sri Aurobindo Ashram in Pondicherry.
4:25- *And other hilarious jokes you can tell to yourself part 2*
Amazing vdo ! I wonder why u haven’t explored Andamans yet .
Now expand it to whole state.
Just to bring the state of affairs back to stone age
Government will run out of " MONEY".
I love it!
I see nothing more here than a glorified cult.
Unless u experience personally
@@nadlax5920 Then you should question your views.
this auroville means so much to me! i just discovered auroville was made by my school's inspiration i study in The Mother's International and we know alot about her, its in new delhi!