Why is the 13th Jyotirlingham significant for Australia?

This site brings to reality the role of Australia as explained in ancient texts. That Australia ("Ashtalika") is the rightful abode of the 13th Jyotirlingha, and sits in a key channel of the global magnetic field. Due to continental drift, Australia was once joined with the northern landmass.

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13th Jyotirlingham gifted by Nepal

Based on readings of ancient texts

The Crown Prince of Nepal visited in September 2000. This is after the King of Nepal released the 13th Jyotirlingham to the Mukti-Gupteshwar Society based on a reading of classical texts that the 13th Jyotirlingham belongs in Minto Australia.

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Ancient texts, magnetic field, and Australia's role

The blue line shows the world's longest geomagnetically induced current (GIC) in Australia.

Ancient texts recognise the earth's magnetic field and place of Australia in the magnetic field. It is no coincidence that ancient writers name Australia as the rightful location of the 13th Jyotirlingham icon.

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Granth

The Granth translated from Sanskrit to modern Hindi

Translation of this ancient text was sponsored by the Mukti-Gupteshwar Society making it accessible to hundreds of millions of readers.

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Archaeological and anthropological

Report by Dr Steding

Report on the archaeological and anthropological history and significance of the 13th Jyotirlingham (12 MB).

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Vedic studies

Report by Dr V.K. Pandey of Benares Hindu University

Report on the ancient background and implications of the 13th Jyotirlingham and why it belongs in Australia (0.2 MB).

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Recognition by government leaders

Letters from government leaders in Australia and overseas

This site has been recognised by senior government leaders in Australia and overseas. Letters are available at this site.

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Recognition by community leaders

Letters from community leaders

This site has been recognised by community leaders. Letters are available at this site.

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Ecologically sound

Geotecture safe and quiet

The cave structure is architecturally unique and puts Australia on the vanguard of geotecture movement.