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Greetings from India, We are sending Tsunamika with our love and prayers to the people of Japan. She has been hand-made by women, The women who live by the ocean, The women whose lives changed forever after the tsunami, The women who are exploring a new way of living, The women who are empowering themselves. Tsunamika is a project initiated in the coastal villages of Tamil Nadu as a response to the devastation caused by the tsunami of 2004 in India. Citizens of Auroville, an international township based on the teachings of the Mother and Sri Aurobindo, moved into action to give aid to local people. Tsunamika project emerged to help traumatized fisher women by offering them the opportunity to overcome their grief through creative handicraft work. Tsunamika, thus, became an inspiration in the face of disaster. She assumed a life of her own, and seven years later, with over five million hand-made dolls, today her message of love in the face of disaster is still vibrant. Tsunamika was launched as an experiment in gift economy. She was never sold but was shared unconditionally with whoever came in contact with her. This brought a powerful potency to her message of hope and love!

 Greetings from India, We are sending Tsunamika with our love and prayers to the people of Japan. She has been hand-made by women, The women who live by the ocean, The women whose lives changed forever after the tsunami, The women who are exploring a new way of living, The women who are empowering themselves. Tsunamika is a project initiated in the coastal villages of Tamil Nadu as a response to the devastation caused by the tsunami of 2004 in India. Citizens of Auroville, an international township based on the teachings of the Mother and Sri Aurobindo, moved into action to give aid to local people. Tsunamika project emerged to help traumatized fisher women by offering them the opportunity to overcome their grief through creative handicraft work. Tsunamika, thus, became an inspiration in the face of disaster. She assumed a life of her own, and seven years later, with over five million hand-made dolls, today her message of love in the face of disaster is still vibrant. Tsunamika was launched as an experiment in gift economy. She was never sold but was shared unconditionally with whoever came in contact with her. This brought a powerful potency to her message of hope and love!

Auroville Economy and Commercial Units. Introduction to the Units Wellpaper, Upasana, Maroma and Naturellement. Europians and Indians working together to built Auroville a developing town and alternative community in south India. The documentary explores: What a the principles of Auroville Economy ? How and under what conditions did the units develop ? What are the ideals and work ethic ?

Bhavana Dee works with Village Action in Auroville, South India. When the Tsunami struck, thousands of lives were lost and coastal villages were devastated. She looks back on the Tsunami, its impacts and the response of the international community where she lives.

This interesting presentation - slide show on water crystals was done over many years, and with the permission of Dr. Masaru Emoto. With its beautiful structure or lack of it, we can detect the level of pollution. Premchen produced this video slide show in 2001 with the help of Aurovillians.

Birthday celebration of Tsunamika, a doll that was born to help the tsunami victims. Tsunamika is a Tsunami related project of Auroville . Auroville is a universal city in the make in south-India, dedicated to human unity, and based on the vision of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother.

Auroville is actively involved in many Tsunami Relief projects in Tamil Nadu. Tsunamika is one of them. Read more

A one and a half minute clip about the WELL Project. Women Empowered by Local Livelihood. Enterprise development Project started at the tsunami Auroville, Tamil Nadu, India.

A Multimedia Dance project researching the origins of Mantra sound repetition vibrating into patterns, expressing itself through the daily making of Kolam designs in the South of India.

 Media Project of the "Immanuel Kant School" Bremerhaven in cooperation with afz-TheaTheo. You see various Artists visiting Bremerhaven, we show you their way into the city: By foot, over the water, through space. In this video you can see the kolam-artist Rajaveeni Saminadane. Read more