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Stories Told by The Mother

The AuroGlobal Storytelling Initiative

Fostering curiosity, kindness, and connection through interactive, bilingual storytelling delivered directly to your classroom.

Bringing Heritage to the Classroom

Designed as a core part of AuroGlobal’s commitment to integral education, this initiative uses narrative to foster deep student development. By focusing exclusively on “Stories told by The Mother,” we aim to share a rich spiritual heritage with children around the world in a way that is accessible, engaging, and profound.

A Seamless, Engaging Experience

Age-Specific

Every story is carefully selected and tailored to perfectly match the age group and comprehension level of the students.

Bilingual Delivery

To ensure deep understanding, our dedicated narrators read the story in English, followed immediately by an explanation in the students' regional language.

Active Reflection

Storytime is just the beginning. Sessions conclude with guided reflection exercises, encouraging independent thought and internalization of the story's values.

Fully Online

Sessions are delivered digitally, connecting our global network of narrators directly to your classroom projector or screen.

Speak Your Heart

We currently have storytelling sessions in the following regional languages to ensure every child connects with the narrative:

HindiBengaliOdiaGujaratiTeluguEnglish

Join the Digital Bridge

We are actively running trial sessions on August 11 and 12, leading up to our official launch on August 17. Participating is simple: schools only need to appoint a single representative to act as our point of contact.

Register Your School

Appoint a point of contact and bring “Stories told by The Mother” to your students.

“In fifty years the whole world, all the receptive section of humanity (I am not saying intellectual, I am saying receptive), all the receptive section of the world will be embraced — not ‘embraced’: ABSORBED in the power of Sri Aurobindo’s thought.

Those who already are have the good fortune of being the first ones, that’s all.”

— The Mother