My experience of Satprem

will come to mean a source of material revenue. It has been decided that all possible profits from the sales of these books would go to Auroville, just as all the profits from all the other activities of Auroville and it has been decided that all eventual benefits would serve to build an international printing press in Auroville. Auroville must have its own press and radiate its action throughout the world. It would be so beautiful to see this Agenda printed and published in Auroville itself. Such are the main lines of our plan of action to which you can contribute, each of you in their own way. Again, practically, I wish that, if you have suggestions or proposals to make, that you do so directly to Michel, since he is responsible for this work. I am always ready to hear you and to read your letters, but you will understand that I am well burdened with works and various battles. I suggest that from time to time Michel updates the Cooperative and Auroville with the new developments in our work (insofar as it is discreetly possible). I do not leave you. I am with you at every instant of the battle – yes, at every instant, I can say this. Your gesture warms my heart. I am very moved, really. I am very glad for Auroville. I feel that Mother surrounds you all in her arms. May you awaken more and more to the concrete, material perception of her love and of her grace, so active and so present. I love you and I am your brother since ever and for ever. Satprem.”

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