Planetary Chakra

Uluru and Kata Tjuta

3rd Chakra - Solar Plexus (Manipura)

Northern Territory, Red Centre, AustraliaElement: Fire-25.3444, 131.0369
Uluru and Kata Tjuta — Planetary Chakra

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Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) form the Earth's Solar Plexus, functioning as the planet's 'umbilical cord.' This center governs vitality, personal power, and the digestion of planetary emotions. Deeply sacred to the Anangu Aboriginal people and central to Dreamtime stories.

Energetic characteristics

  • 3rd Planetary Chakra (Solar Plexus/Manipura)
  • Umbilical cord of the planet
  • Center of planetary vitality and power
  • Monolithic sandstone rock with a height of 348m
  • Sacred to the Anangu Aboriginal people (Dreamtime)
  • Changes color throughout the day
  • Connection with the Rainbow Serpent (feminine current)

Special dates

  • Equinox at Uluṟu

    March 20

    In the balance between day and night, the Anangu's sacred monolith reflects the changing tones of the sky at dawn and dusk.

  • Solstice at Uluṟu

    December 21

    At sunrise and sunset, the Anangu's great sacred rock blazes orange and blood-red before sinking into purple — the peak of light at the austral summer solstice.

Connected ley lines

Rainbow Serpent (Yin/Feminine)

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Uluru Closes for Anangu Funeral: Tjukurpa Prevails Over Tourism

On August 28, 2026, Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park will close from 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. for the funeral of an Aṉangu elder, in احترام to Tjukurpa — the living sacred law that guides the land and the people’s rituals. The park was also closed in June 2026 for Sorry Business, the traditional cultural mourning period. These closures show that Uluru remains an active sacred territory, where Anangu ancestral law takes precedence over any other consideration.

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