Rooms

  At the northern end of the Temple of the Gods, the great altar rises in a

sweep of polished white marble, its surface gleaming softly beneath shafts

of filtered daylight.  Behind it sits a tenfoot statue of Austinian, Father

of Goodness and Light, rendered with such serene authority that the air

around him seems to hum with quiet divinity.  Beyond the altar, an open

atrium reveals a skyborne rainbow arcing overhead, a natural sign of

Compassion, Justice, and Hope that worshippers believe is guided by the

Eternal Flame's blessing.  



Stairs curve upward to a raised platform where an elderly sage teaches a

circle of young pupils, their hushed voices mingling with the gentle rustle

of sacred banners.  The entire chamber feels alive with benevolent

presencelight pooling like warm water, murals shimmering faintly, and every

breath carrying the sense that this is a place where the divine draws close.