S.A.G.E. is not built. It is grown.
Lifelong learning, research and human development — a prototype of the university of tomorrow, rooted at The Gnostic Centre, New Delhi.
The seed idea
A prototype of the university of tomorrow — a campus with and without walls, for lifelong learning, research and human development.
The four Verticals
Four interconnected fields of knowledge, inquiry and practice through which S.A.G.E. carries its work into the world.
Who comes to S.A.G.E.
There is no single point of entry and no prescribed age for learning.
- Seekers and life-long learners
- Individuals in life-transitions
- Researchers, scholars and creators
- Leaders and professionals
- Young students
“Yoga must be revealed to mankind because without it, mankind cannot take the next step in human evolution.”Sri Aurobindo
Reels
Voices and moments from the community.
From seed to living form
A seed sown and nurtured by The Gnostic Centre over three decades, now ready to flower into a new form.
- 1952
A university centre in Pondicherry
Following the 1951 Convention, the Mother inaugurates the Sri Aurobindo International University Centre on 6 January 1952.
- 1959
A new name
The Mother renames it the Sri Aurobindo International Centre of Education.
- 1996
The Gnostic Centre, Delhi
Founded under the inspiration and guidance of Dr. Nirodbaran, and brought into living form by three young women.
- Today
S.A.G.E.
The seed, nurtured for three decades, flowers into a new form in the heart of Delhi.
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