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  In Part 1 we saw a structure of evolution of Ownership and belonging being the connecting cord to reclaiming a Civilization.  Here in Part 2, we see an  example of how, Hindus could reclaim their ownership of their civilization and prove the exact location of the birth of Bhagawan Ram at Ayodhya. Background: ● A Stone Boards Pillar ● An Incomplete Map ● An Ancient Book and a Divine Intervention made it look as if Bhagawan Ram Himself was leading the course of events through chosen people. Chronology:  1902, Ayodhya A British officer named only as 'Edward' does a survey of all 148 Teertha Sthalams of Ayodhya based on the Skanda Puranam.  He notifies his survey by erecting Stone Boards (Pillar) with numbers in each of the Teertha Sthalams. “Penalty of Rs 3000 and 3 years of jail if anyone removes these pillars”. After 117 years these Pillars would play an important role in India's history. 2005, Lucknow Lawyer P.N.Mishra was going by car from Lucknow to Calcutta...

 Jai Shree Ram and Pranam to All 🙏 As I see the compelling reverence and frenzy encapsulating the Ram Mandir Pran Pratishta at Ayodhya all over our  Bharat and the World itself, my mind is intensely enveloped with divine feelings in my faith over the last few days. Overpowering feelings and emotions  have renewed the deep roots of belonging to divine within me, as I write this post. By Lord Rama's Grace, I express my feelings. Ownership: Ownership has many expansive expressions, An Adjective, Used  to emphasize that someone or something belongs or relates to the person or thing mentioned. "they can't handle their own challenges, but want to teach us " A Pronoun, Something that belongs to the person or thing mentioned. "Ram's life was like your own" A Verb, Have (something) as one's own; possess. " We own this Temple" Connotations as  be the owner or possess be the (proud) possessor of have in one's possession have to one's name cou...