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j-beilharz.bsky.social
'Glänzend' - der Matrimandir in Auroville, Tamil Nadu, Indien #FotoVorschlag #Glänzend #Architektur #Tempel #Matrimandir #Indien #golden #Bauwerk #Kuppel #Fotografie
Blick auf den mit roten Ziegeln dekorierten Platz in Auroville in Südindien, in dessen Mitte der kuppelförmige vergoldete Matrimandir, ein Tempel, der allen Religionen gewidmet ist.
March 28, 2026 at 7:33 AM
profaubrandebourg.bsky.social
'Farbe: Blau (ohne Himmel)'
#FotoVorschlag

Matrimandir, Auroville, Indien
Ein Kind sitzt im Schneidersitz in einem in blau getauchten Raum mit geometrischen Mustern an Boden und Wand
July 24, 2026 at 6:31 PM
sksingh.santoshsingh.net
Matrimandir, Auroville: https://microblog.santoshsingh.net/2025/01/12/matrimandir-auroville.html
Matrimandir
January 12, 2025 at 4:39 PM
minormobius.bsky.social
Matrimandir ORB
The Matrimandir, a golden metallic sphere in the center of town. In the middle of the town is the Matrimandir, which was conceived by Alfassa as "a symbol of the Divine's answer to man's aspiration for perfection". Silence is maintained inside the Matrimandir to ensure the tranquility of the space, and the entire area surrounding the Matrimandir is called the Peace area. Inside the Matrimandir, a spiraling ramp leads upwards to an air-conditioned chamber of polished white marble referred to as "a place to find one's consciousness".
October 12, 2023 at 5:37 PM
dogwifcat.bsky.social
Buddy and Mochi stroll to Auroville’s Matrimandir, where the golden dome shines. In the shaded gardens, they find peace—Buddy rests as Mochi meditates nearby, both feeling the serene energy around them. 🐶😺❤️🪷

Which place would you like them to visit next?

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Buddy and Mochi stroll to Auroville’s Matrimandir, where the golden dome shines🐶😺❤️🪷
YouTube video by DogWifCat
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October 30, 2024 at 12:36 PM
birchlse.bsky.social
India after independence went in a very different direction. Courageous experiments in nonviolent self-sufficiency do still go on (notably the Sarvodaya movement in Sri Lanka and Auroville in India) but the Gandhian dream of a scaleable model of self-sufficient village life remains elusive. (7/8)
Aerial view of the Matrimandir in Auroville, Tamil Nadu, India.
October 2, 2025 at 8:24 AM
kalao.bsky.social
Anger et le Matrimandir.
February 11, 2025 at 2:11 AM
13bullits.bsky.social
In 1968, youth from 124 nations placed soil into a marble urn to launch Auroville, a UNESCO-backed "living laboratory" for unity near Pondicherry. Conceived by The Mother as a place belonging to humanity as a whole, its heart is the Matrimandir, a golden sphere for silent meditation.
January 2, 2026 at 2:34 AM
redhotworld.bsky.social
In the 60s, the land at Auroville, India was barren.

Then volunteers from dozens of countries planted millions of trees, turning desert into forest, bringing back 100 bird species, and building the Matrimandir, a golden dome for silent meditation.

Another world is possible.
the golden dome and solar panels at Auroville
July 30, 2026 at 7:29 AM
13bullits.bsky.social
The Matrimandir is a remarkable feet, made of pure gold which where captured between glass panels and inside a "floating" chamber with one optical perfect glass ( 70cm weighs over 400kg ) the globe inside captures a single beam of sunlight.

It is a wonder to meditate inside, a complete stillness.
February 4, 2026 at 8:59 AM
righttotruth.bsky.social
Mirra Alfassa – La Mère (The Mother)

Read:
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#MirraAlfassa #BirthAnniversary #LaMère #TheMother #Auroville #Matrimandir #SriAurobindoAshram #Consciousness #Pondicherry #PrayersAndMeditations #Spiritual #Truth #SupremeTruth #Unity #Quote #RightToTruth
February 21, 2026 at 6:34 AM
saranyanambiarr.bsky.social
Travelling, talking to strangers and clicking pictures of the things that interests me is my other hobby.
One such incident would be talking to an environment conservation lawyer from the US who was also visiting Matrimandir in Pondicherry, India and getting to know her, her work and background.
May 3, 2023 at 5:56 AM
derstandard.at
[Einer unserer meistgelesenen Artikel 2023] Keine Hierarchien, dafür Grundeinkommen für alle und viele Grünflächen: Was nach einer Utopie klingt, scheint im indischen Auroville – mit Abstrichen – zu funktionieren.
Indische Stadt funktioniert ohne politische Parteien und Bargeld
Matrimandir ist ein Tempel im Zentrum von Auroville. Er gilt als Ort der stillen Meditation.
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December 28, 2023 at 8:00 PM
savitriera.bsky.social
A misconception prevails that Auroville has no religion although Matrimandir with The Mother & Sri Aurobindo's symbols is right at the centre of it. Founded by The Mother, it represents an aspiration for Vedic ideal of Life Divine and so it's erroneous to look upon it as utopian. #TusarNathMohapatra
August 27, 2025 at 5:01 AM
savitriera.bsky.social
Savitri Era Party has been opposing Hindutva since its inception in 2007. Savitri Era Religion (2006) has no connection with Hindu or any other religion. Govt must recognise it as a separate religion and return Auroville and Matrimandir to devotees of The Mother & Sri Aurobindo. Tusar Nath Mohapatra
April 3, 2025 at 5:10 PM
13bullits.bsky.social
It is in India and it is a place created by "The Mother" Mirra Alfassa a French woman who followed an Indian man Sri Aurobindo and enlighten sage.

The inauguration ceremony, which was attended by delegates from 124 nations, was held on Wednesday, 28 February 1968 to mark the golden Matrimandir.
February 3, 2026 at 9:26 PM
savitriera.bsky.social
[From Paris to Pondicherry, a journey of transformation!
Mirra Alfassa's path—from an artist at Académie Julian to a seeker in Tlemcen, from meeting Tagore in Kyoto to becoming The Mother beside Sri Aurobindo—was one of creativity, mysticism, and spiritual awakening. Her vision lives in Matrimandir]
March 3, 2025 at 2:08 PM
falkoopa.in
Spent today visiting various places in Pondicherry. This was one of the few places in India that was under French control, rather than British, and they still retain French as an official language.
The image shows the magnificent Sacred Heart Basilica in Pondicherry (Puducherry), India. It's a grand church, viewed from a slightly low angle that emphasizes its height and impressive facade. Here's a detailed description: * Architecture: The basilica is a prominent example of Gothic Revival architecture, characterized by its twin bell towers, pointed arches, and intricate detailing. * Color Scheme: The building features a striking combination of white and terracotta color. The white is used for the main walls, while the reddish-brown accents the arches, window frames, and the decorative elements on the towers, creating a beautiful contrast. * Twin Towers: Two tall, symmetrical bell towers stand prominently on either side of the central facade. They are multi-tiered, with arched openings and decorative finials at the top. * Rose Window: Above the central entrance, there's a large, circular rose window with elaborate tracery, a hallmark of Gothic architecture. * Statues: Several statues are visible on the facade. A prominent statue of Jesus Christ with outstretched arms is placed in a niche above the rose window, beneath a cross. Other statues, likely of saints, are placed in niches flanking the main entrances. * Entrances: There are at least three large arched entrances visible, with the central one appearing to be the main portal. The arches are striped with the reddish-brown and white colors. * Details and Ornamentation: The church is rich in decorative elements, including intricate patterns on the spires, corbels, and around the windows. The roofline features small finials. * Surroundings: * People: A few people are visible near the entrances, giving a sense of scale and indicating that the church is active. Two women in traditional Indian attire are walking in the foreground, facing away from the camera. * Sky: The sky above is partly cloudy, with hints of blue and white, suggesting either late afternoon or early morning light. The image displays a prominent white structure, the French War Memorial in Pondicherry, dedicated to "AUX COMBATTANTS DES INDES FRANÇAISES MORTS POUR LA PATRIE 1914-1918" (To the combatants of French India who died for the homeland 1914-1918). At the center of the memorial stands a dark, possibly bronze, statue of a soldier in a uniform and a hat, seemingly in a respectful or pensive pose. Above this statue, embedded in the white wall, are two plaques with text that appears to be in French, likely listing names or detailing historical information. Below the statue, there are more plaques with names, suggesting a roll of honor for the fallen. The memorial itself is set against a backdrop of green trees and a light sky, possibly overcast or nearing dusk, as indicated by the lighting. To the right of the memorial, a classic black lamppost with an ornate design stands tall, adding to the dignified atmosphere of the scene. The foreground shows a paved area, suggesting a path or plaza leading up to the monument, flanked by neatly trimmed green bushes. The overall impression is one of solemnity and remembrance. The image shows the prominent facade of a white building, likely a government or public institution, under a cloudy sky. The building features classical architectural elements, including numerous white columns that support a substantial upper section. Dominating the top of the building is a large, blue sign with text in two languages. On the left, the script appears to be Tamil, reading "புதுச்சேரி நகராட்சி" (Puducherry Nagaratshi). On the right, it reads "MUNICIPALITÉ DE PONDICHÉRY" in Latin script, which translates to "Municipality of Pondicherry" in French. Between the two language sections, there's a circular emblem or seal, though the details within it are not clearly discernible. Below the sign, the upper part of the building has a series of evenly spaced, arched windows or openings with what appear to be dark, possibly wooden, louvered shutters. A flagpole stands in front of the building, displaying the Indian flag, which is visible in white, green, and a hint of orange/saffron. The lower half of the building's visible facade also features a row of windows, some with similar louvered shutters, and what look like small balconies or railings. Lush green trees and foliage are visible in the foreground, partially obscuring the very bottom of the building. The overall impression is one of a grand and historically significant structure. The image displays a prominent, large, spherical structure with a golden, metallic surface, appearing to be made of numerous interconnected, disc-like plates. This striking building, known as the Matrimandir, is situated amidst a lush green landscape with well-maintained grassy areas and numerous trees of varying sizes. The sphere sits atop a multi-tiered, reddish-brown base or foundation, which has a somewhat stepped or terraced appearance. In the foreground, there's an earthen or reddish-brown mound, possibly a path or part of the landscape, with some sparse green foliage and a blurred leafy branch extending from the left side of the frame. The sky above is a light, somewhat overcast grey, suggesting a cloudy day. In the distance, beyond the main structure and the trees, other buildings and structures can be faintly seen, indicating a larger settlement or campus. The overall impression is one of a unique architectural marvel set within a serene and well-manicured natural environment.
July 4, 2025 at 12:46 PM
petaramesh.org
C'est le schéma d'architecture interne du Matrimandir.
August 27, 2026 at 9:49 PM
newshub05.bsky.social
7 spiritual places to visit with your kids

If you want something offbeat, relaxed, and spiritually modern, take your kids to Auroville. This is where children get an introduction to conscious living, creativity, and inner stillness—but in a very light, friendly way.The Matrimandir area, with its…
7 spiritual places to visit with your kids
If you want something offbeat, relaxed, and spiritually modern, take your kids to Auroville. This is where children get an introduction to conscious living, creativity, and inner stillness—but in a very light, friendly way.The Matrimandir area, with its peaceful gardens and golden sphere, sparks curiosity. Workshops for pottery, meditation for kids, eco-farming, and community cafés make it a refreshing alternative to traditional sacred sites.
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November 18, 2025 at 2:59 AM
savitriera.bsky.social
The Prime Minister is at the Somnath Temple. He should show the same level of concern for Matrimandir at Auroville by returning its ownership and administration to the devotees of The Mother & Sri Aurobindo, scattered all over the globe. My devotion is as important as your faith. #TusarNathMohapatra
January 11, 2026 at 1:25 PM
savitriera.bsky.social
Despite espousing Enlightenment values, Western countries have not been able to create something like Auroville. So expecting it to be a reality in India is a chimera. But as a private property, it belongs to Savitri Era Religion. Govt. should not force secularism on Matrimandir. #TusarNathMohapatra
December 27, 2025 at 10:28 AM