Contact: This temple is for all who accept. 

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Beyond the Temple Tzadiks, a minimum global pool of 36 anonymous Tzadikim Nistarim quietly look after our spiritual wellbeing. “a tzaddik falls seven times, he will rise.”(Bereishit 1:31) (Micah 7:8), while the eunuch's role under Nazirite Vow seems to compliment and interface at the upper levels of Israelite energy (Isa. 56:4-7). 

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This model suggests that binary understanding be extruded into volumetric interpretations of scripture and ethics, a structure to climb, within which meeting and worship takes place. Eunuchs wrestle (Gen. 32:24) with the Tzadiks (Rev. 4:4), while the Aaron's children request Hashem's forgiveness, every year, for the wrongdoings for the survival and blessed prosperity of the Israelite/Jewish family. It's understood that Rabbis constantly refresh interpretations for the congregation, teaching ethics for all.      

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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                                                                                                               The shiurs the fruits of the tree. (Joel 2. 28-32)