Interview with Prof. Kittu Reddy - Part 2 | Hosted by Narad

In this episode, Kittu Reddy continues his conversation with Narad, offering a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the pivotal year of 1972—the Sri Aurobindo Centenary.Kittu shares the deeply personal story of being tasked by the Mother to organize the Centenary Exhibition despite having no prior experience. He recounts the profound spiritual guidance he received, the "blow" of a reminder from Nolini Kanta Gupta to rely on Sri Aurobindo’s force rather than human help, and the Mother’s meticulous involvement in selecting photographs and quotations.The discussion also delves into:The Mother’s role in the 1971 Bangladesh War and her messages to Indira Gandhi.The radical shift in the Ashram school, including the controversial decision to eliminate certificates to encourage the "joy of learning".Historical tensions and transitions within the Ashram and the early days of Auroville.A personal account of his final meetings with the Mother in early 1973.Join us for a journey through the "Universal Consciousness" and the practical challenges of manifesting a spiritual vision in the physical world.