It was a building of old stone and slate.
Red doors, flagstone halls, and a great room at the end of the hallway.
A large stained-glass window overlooking the city street beyond it where people passed by each day.
How many people passed by that window completely unaware of what was beyond it?
Once the doors were closed there was complete silence.
What do you see?
A particular geometry laid out.
Two Egyptian pillars that reached to the ceiling.
A square altar in-between them.
A white banner hung in the East, a black banner hung in the West.
A silver chalice of water in the North, a large brass brazier of flame in the South.
What do you see?
Eyes closed the geometry changes.
A Hall filled with the Gods in a place that exists outside of space and time.
Silently they watch, not to act, but to judge.
What do you see?
A shaft of pure light emanating from a particular symbol on the altar, radiating to the ceiling any beyond.
Two similar shafts of light in the distance, not close, but not far away.
One in the East, and one in the North.