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Situated in the heart of the Australian continent is magnificent Uluru and equally wondrous Kata Tjuta. These World Heritage listed sites are the twin foci for the Planetary Solar Plexus Chakra; the centre lies equidistant between the two. Their function is to ensure that the health and vitality of the entire planet is maintained at all times. Hence, Australia can be seen as a world leader in matters of health, with regards to humans, all living beings, and the environment. We should look to this great southern land for discoveries and innovations in these areas. The recent 2,800km wildlife sanctuary proposal for the east coast, likened to a terrestrial Great Barrier Reef, is a great example of the system at work. As co-creators in the great scheme of things it’s important that we learn to acknowledge the right of other species to exist and to assist in their health and well-being, especially in the country of the Planetary Solar Plexus.
How are energies of health and vitality distributed from the Planetary Solar Plexus - Uluru and Kata Tjuta - to the rest of the planet? This extraordinary process is facilitated by the Pathway of the female Rainbow Serpent, one of the Two Great Planetary Ley Arteries (the other being the male Plumed Serpent). Before telegraph lines existed, ley lines permitted the flow of energy and information from one culture to another. The Rainbow Serpent is the most famous, and most vital, archetype in Aboriginal philosophy. Its home is at Uluru. Respect for the Rainbow Serpent is the oldest living religious tradition on the earth.
In the architecture of the planetary chakra system presented on this website and in my other writings, all major sites have three component circles or spheres: Inspirational, Structural, and Creative. A family of three, so to speak. When healthy, the circles overlap, establishing areas of increased vitality within the vesica piscis formulation. The three components of the Planetary Solar Plexus Chakra are:
Nourlangie Rock, in Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory, is the centre of the Structural circle, while Hamelin Pool at Gathaagudu (Shark Bay), Western Australia, is the centre of the Creative circle. When healthy, the average radius of a planetary chakra circle is 777 miles. The Kakadu circle extends to encompass all of Papua New Guinea and part of Indonesia. The Gathaagudu circle extends to the centre of the Australian continent and a section of the Indian Ocean. The Uluru-Kata Tjuta circle extends to cover all but the far eastern coast of Australia. [see map below]
Nourlangie Rock is a major sacred Aboriginal art site. Gathaagudu, an Aboriginal word for twin waters, is home to Monkey Mia and Hamelin Pool. Monkey Mia is world famous for its resident dolphin population. Hamelin Pool is one of a handful of places in the world where Stromatolites, the most ancient life forms, are found. Stromatolites were originally responsible for oxygenating the Earth’s atmosphere allowing life to evolve beyond the sea.
The sharing and exchange of energy and information between chakra families occurs through what may be termed “bonded pairings” or a "Bonded Partnership". A bonded pairing is a special relationship or symbolic bridge built between two sites from nearby families that, when complete, allows for the rapid distribution of energy and information to occur. In the complete planetary structure there are 72 bonded pairs. Kakadu National Park forms a bonded pairing with the Blue Mountains National Park (Gate 28), near Sydney. The most significant site in the Blue Mountains area is the Three Sisters. These three pinnacles sound the three notes of Praise, Love, and Gratitude from the east coast, and are an important point of focus for a future cycle of sacred site work beginning in 2027.
Gathaagudu forms a bonded pairing beyond Australia to Arunachala Hill (Gate 23), southwest of Chennai, in India. Arunachala Hill is a holy mountain and associated with the Hindu deity Shiva. This bonded pairing fully activates in April-May, 2008.
How can we help to establish bonded pairings? If possible, travel back and forth between the two linked areas, and do whatever you can to encourage the exchange of positive energies between them. These exchanges can be economic, cultural, artistic, or spiritual.
Work carried out utilising and interconnecting the centres of all three circles of a chakra family is important for generating, anchoring, and creatively expanding the energies of the sites. New and full moons are ideal. Capricorn lunar, solar and planetary events are especially sacred to Australia. Dates for working with Australian sites are given on the Earth Chakras Alchemical Calendar page.
The greater circles drawn around each centre show the full size of the chakra, if healthy and completely expanded. The double and triple overlap areas formed by the three solar plexus component circles combine the qualities of the various circles involved. For example, the section of the Rainbow Serpent Songline from Beagle Bay to Kata Tjuta is within the triple overlap and combines Inspirational, Structural and Creative qualities. The areas where the expanded circles cross each other are also important.
Arriving from Bali, the Rainbow Serpent Planetary Ley Artery enters Australia at Beagle Bay and exits the continent at Wilson’s Promontory. It touches Flinders Island and Tasmania before heading to Lake Titicaca. The Plumed Serpent Ley Artery crosses the Rainbow Serpent in a swastika pattern on Bali, the World Purification Centre.
Directions of the two planetary ley arteries on the map:
The Rainbow Serpent and the Holy Grail: Uluru and the Planetary Chakras. The Earth is alive, with its own chakra and circulatory system. Great ley arteries transmit vitalising forces around the world through major sacred sites, advancing the evolution of all life. This book reveals how the Rainbow Serpent ley artery is distributing the sacrament of the Holy Grail – located within the planetary heart chakra - throughout all cultures and to all species during the 21st century. The world solar plexus chakra, Uluru-Kata Tjuta, is described in relationship to the greater global Earth Chakra structure. The world Earth Chakra structure originated with the author in 1967. Prior to that year there was no unifying system available. This book is an historical document, revealing the original world chakra and ley artery structure. It provides an essential blueprint for cultural evolution and change during the coming centuries. Chapters include: Planetary Increase Sites - The Major Earth Chakras; Uluru and Kata Tjuta - The Planetary Solar Plexus Chakras; The Pathway of the Rainbow Snake; Kakadu - Structural Solar Plexus Centre; Gathaagudu - Creative Solar Plexus Centre; Ainslie Roberts and Creative Vision; and Ancient Australian Wisdom. 261pp.
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