Conversations in the City of Dawn

On the topic of Matrimandir and Gardens, one Aurovilian says:

"Regarding the twelve petals of Matrimandir, it seems they are psychic Qualities, and the twelve gardens, psychic Powers. The first garden is "Existence". Its flower, an hibiscus, named by Mother "Psychic Power in Existence" seems to set the tone for all the other gardens.

Hibiscus are "Power", for 10 of the Matrimandir gardens, an hibiscus was choosen by Mother, ach with a different "Power".

"Supramental" appears twice in the comments given by Mother for the gardens (Consciousness and Youth Gardens)."

My response:

Cheers M, your perspective is of the psychic quality, as the psychic's aspiration is union with the Supreme Divine Mother.

The appropriate question to ask in your research for meaning and consequent action is

What is the symbolic purpose of the Matrimandir and Gardens of Auroville in the context of the Integral Supramental Yoga?

You can try our InfoComm Assistants that can access our shared global Knowledge base, that is, the books have already been digitised for easier compilation and understanding. The usual cross-referencing and cross-checking are proper for meticulous research and understanding.

Ask AI of incarnateword.in is specifically designed to concentrate on the voluminous works of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother.

I posited the question to Gemini and ChatGPT, with their answers in the following links:

Quite interesting times in the ever-advancing Integral Supramental rEvolution on Earth.

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