ULLURU stands out from the wilderness of tree deserts, glowing with very deep red hue, captured by the changing sunlight. It has been described by Shri Mataji as 'Shri Mahaganesha' in the reclining position, a Swyambhu. It real color is grey but it appears red on the exterior. Nearly lies mountain Olga, the guardian of root and symbol of fertility. She is the great mother earth and creator of all things and life.
      

Creation of Ulluru

A long time ago in the ages past, in ancient land there were great mountain ranges running the length and breadth of this Australia. Within the center of this land there was a vast inland sea. What was to happen was one of the marvels of nature.

Over millions of years the waters of Mother Nature fell into the earth and washed over these mountains. And through the ages the rains washed these mountains into the inland Sea. On the ocean bed, the remnants of these mountains were laid down in layers. These layers were made from many different elementsof the earth. Eventually they were compressed to form highly resistant sandstone.

This continued for over millennia till one day, 500 years ago, the energy of the earth folded, and titlted these layers from their horizontal resting position, to a near vertical plane. Mother Earth then thrust this rock out from the ocean. She then removed the less resistant surrounding rock, leaving the world's largest monolith standing in the midst of the ocean.

One morning, as the sun slowly rose on an ancient land, the the first beams of the sunlight raced above a vast inland sea, as they had always done, but on this day they struck a massive singular form, which for the first time illuminated the earth with its red glow ULLURU, the Mooladhara of the Earth was born.As it manifests the myrid colours, and hues of its mother, the earth the world is prevaded by the innocence and power of the Mooladhara.