Sacred Center

Jerusalem (Temple Mount)

Sacred City

Jerusalem District, IsraelElement: Fire/Earth31.7781, 35.2354
Jerusalem (Temple Mount) — Sacred Center

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Jerusalem is the holiest city in the world, revered by three Abrahamic religions. The Temple Mount / Haram al-Sharif is considered the point of connection between heaven and earth. The Foundation Stone (Even HaShetiya) beneath the Dome of the Rock is, according to tradition, the point from which God created the world.

Energetic characteristics

  • Sacred to Judaism
  • Christianity and Islam
  • Temple Mount / Haram al-Sharif
  • Foundation Stone — center of creation
  • Western Wall — Kotel
  • Church of the Holy Sepulchre
  • Dome of the Rock — Muhammad’s ascension
  • Part of the 5th Planetary Chakra (Throat)

Special dates

  • Equinox in the Sacred City

    March 20

    Sacred to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, Jerusalem sees pilgrimages from three great faiths converge. At the equinox, the balanced light marks the season of the great spring festivals.

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Oficina de Vasos de Pedra do Período do Segundo Templo em Jerusalém

A Autoridade de Antiguidades de Israel descobriu uma oficina de vasos de pedra do século 1 a.C. ao 1 d.C., em uma caverna no Monte Scopus. Esses utensílios, feitos de calcário, eram considerados ritualmente puros segundo a lei judaica e usados por peregrinos que seguiam a rota antiga rumo ao Templo. A descoberta ressalta práticas históricas ligadas ao sagrado local.

Jerusalem (Temple Mount)Submitted by: Gaia Gateways (Web)

Discovery of charred beams dated to the Babylonian siege in Jerusalem

Archaeologists found charred wooden beams beneath melted plaster in the City of David, preserved for 2,600 years. Tree-ring dating confirms the event of the destruction of the First Temple by the army of Nebuchadnezzar II in 586 BCE. This discovery sheds light on a pivotal moment in the history of Jerusalem.

Jerusalem (Temple Mount)Submitted by: Gaia Gateways (Web)

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