I have searched high and low but cannot find it. I was wondering if anyone has seen one or can make one, thanks?

Aeriol

do you have somekind of perspective view? or can you draw one?

Hi Candid, sorry it's the only picture I have found. I will search the Kryon site and see if I can come up with a description.

Wow, I didn't realise it was so complicated - I wish I could model! I could pay you to make it or you could make it and sell it. Just a thought.

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Atlantean Temple of Rejuvenation

THE SUPERSTRUCTURE

As you stand off at a distance and view this temple, you see a spire pointing to the sky, and a spire pointing to the earth. It is girded in the mid point and held up with 5 legs at an incline. The color is back.

The 5 legs are hollow. They are inclined to the center area where the work is done and attached there.

The first leg contains the power...running from the ground up into the apparatus.

The second leg is also hollow and contains the entrance and exit for the faciliators.

The third leg contains the entrance and exit for the priest of that day.

The fourth leg contains the entrance only for the one to be healed and rebalanced.

The fifth leg, the most important, contains the exit only of the one who has been rebalanced and healed.

(There is a spherical room (2 hemispheres) in the mid point of the spires pointing to the sky and earth and this where all the work is done. It seems that there is an elevator going up and down inside the hollow legs.)

The inner chamber sphere is contained within and supported by a structural shell building comprised of a ring of rooms and a perimeter corridor at the level of the chamber floor.

The legs are of sufficient height to allow the lower spire to clear the base of the temple.

THE SPIRES

There are 2 spires. One is mounted upright with its circular base on or above the upper chamber hemisphere. The other is suspended under the lower chamber with its circular base mounted to the lower hemisphere with the vertex pointing to the center of the earth. Both spires are in the form of perfect cones. Both are conical spires and are aligned with vertical axis of the inner chamber. Both spires have in them or on them at least 1 spiral. The angle of the spires is 72 degrees. They are affixed to and supported by the superstructure. They tangentially align.

THE BASE

The shape of the base is important for its support function and use. It must support the structure, lift the bottom spire off the ground, and also allow for the mechanized lifts. The angles and shape as drawn in the picture are generally correct. There were contests within those who built these temples for the most beautiful design - so there were variations.

At the top of the base structure, under the superstucture and within the circumference of the legs, is a sunken courtyard open to the sky and temple. The pool is very deep and is artificially illuminated to enhance what the bottom spire's engine does to it during use - it becomes a whirlpool at times. When the pool is calm the vertex of the lower spire nearly touches the surface of the water. This pool is meant to absorb and dissipate the effects of the engine's vortex. The vortex has the side effect of lifting and spinning the water slightly, as well as creating a beautiful mist.

THE INNER CHAMBER

The chamber is a sphere that is divided into 2 equal hemipheres at the horizontal plane. The floor of the chamber is mounted on, and supported by, the lower hemiphere. The entire floor of the chamber is a turntable. Within the chamber are 2 tables. One table is located on the floor and is 'centered' on the vertical axis of the chamber sphere (offset by 3 metres). This table receives the 'target' human. The table rotates about the vertical axis under the direction of the one who stands before the 'control' table. The control table is located on the floor of the chamber and off axis. On the control table are 2 small spheres located near to the edge. The control table is a circle and is permanently fixed or mounted toward the outer perimeter, always with the priest facing the center axis of the room. The target table is on a separate turntable/lift that rotates independently at different directions and velocities than the overall floor. It is raised naturally by part of a device that will remain unrevealed at this time, but that will, during ceremony, lift this table to a mid point between floor and ceiling.

There are 2 tables in this room. There are many gathered around one of the tables, putting their hands on something which will not be revealed at this time, for it is not appropriate. The 'target' human lies on the other table in the room, and 1 female facilitator stands over this person. Also within the sphere of the room there is rotation within rotation, for it is the motion which is the catalyst to the magnetics which do the polarization.

well, this description looks too complicated to me, I hardly understand which is what and where...

That's OK Candid I understand. Maybe I'll ask in the poser forum or the modelling forum. ;-)

Attached Link: Atlantean Temple

Hi, This may be of interest. Planning on doing some interior props over the next few days or so.... Richard http://www.poseruniverse.net/Models2/Atlantean1.html

Attached Link: http://www.crystalinks.com/temple.jpg

Here is the inside of one :)

"It is good to see ourselves as others see us. Try as we may, we are never
able to know ourselves fully as we are, especially the evil side of us.
This we can do only if we are not angry with our critics but will take in good
heart whatever they might have to say." - Ghandi

Thanks - That will come in handy. Richard

Hey guys just to let you know that Moebius87 has been working on and off on the temple since October and will be included as a bonus in a coming Dystopia set.

Thanks, I still want to try one, just to see if I can do it. I will be looking forward to what Moe' comes up with.