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All worship at the temple of possibility that one discovery might change history.
Who blows up a temple?
What do you see? Do you see a temple?
Like going to temple or a mosque or a church, or any other religious institution, movie-going is, in many ways, a sacred ritual.
And in Israel, where I come from, the hottest political vision of the present is: "Let's build the temple again."
This was the first temple in all of South America.
And the brief was deceptively simple and unique in the annals of religion: a circular room, nine sides, nine entrances, nine paths, allowing you to come to the temple from all directions, nine symbolizing completeness, perfection.
And I remember quite by accident I saw this little video of a plant moving in light, and it made me think of movement, reach, this idea that the temple could have reach, like this reach for the divine.
This is this temple with two layers, nine luminous veils, embodied light, soft-flowing lines like luminescent drapery.
And the site: it's interesting; 14 years ago when we made the submission, we showed the temple set against the Andes.
We didn't have the Andes as our site, but after nine years, that's exactly where we ended up, the lines of the temple set against nothing but pure nature, and you turn around and you get nothing but the city below you, and inside, a view in all directions, radiating gardens from each of the alcoves, radiating paths.
And of course, that this temple belongs to people, the collective, of many cultures and walks of life, many beliefs, and for me, what's most important is what it feels like on the inside; that it feel intimate, sacred, and that everyone is welcome.
And if even a few who come have the same reaction as that security guard, then it truly would be their temple.
El Greco's painting, "The Purification of the Temple," in which Christ, in the center, in a sweeping and violent gesture, is expelling the sinners from the temple of prayer.
Well, those were the temple guides, and they worked hand in hand with the oracle.
When inquisitors would come and get on their knees, that's when the temple guides would get to work, because after they asked her questions, they would observe their emotional state, and then they would ask them follow-up questions, like, "Why do you want to know this prophecy?
And then the temple guides would take this more ethnographic, this more qualitative information, and interpret the oracle's babblings.
But what I am saying is that in the same way that the oracle needed her temple guides, our big data systems need them, too.
Let's bring our temple guides with the oracles, and whether this work happens in companies or nonprofits or government or even in the software, all of it matters, because that means we're collectively committed to making better data, better algorithms, better outputs and better decisions.
In the jungles of Guatemala, in Tikal, stands a temple.
So, he built a temple in her honor, facing his.
And every spring and autumn, exactly at the equinox, the sun rises behind his temple, and perfectly bathes her temple with his shadow.
And as the sun sets behind her temple in the afternoon, it perfectly bathes his temple with her shadow.
And out of their extraordinary work rose a temple to rival the two cathedrals that exist in the town, one Catholic and one Protestant.
But this was a temple to no religion, for everyone, for no community, but for everyone.
And he was the first person to embrace the elderly Protestant lady who came through the door on the day we opened the temple to the public.
scratch your temple.
She made her way to the temple, and upon encountering Fa Hai the monk threw his prayer mat, which erupted into fire and smoke.
It was this power that had protected Bai Su Zhen at the temple, and as he grew, so did his wisdom.
Thirty-five percent Latino, 35 percent white, 20 percent Asian, 10 percent African American, the oldest Sikh temple in North America.
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