The shrine transitions from a multi-sided structure into a clean, powerful Pyramid construction

• The Vacant Peedam:
At the absolute centre of the pyramid sits an elevated stone platform. Devoid of any idol or physical deity, this vacant throne serves as an open invitation. Any seeker who enters and sits upon it is reminded of their inherent sacred nature, symbolizing that they embody the living Christ within. In doing so, they visually and spiritually occupy the space of the Divine, symbolizing the ultimate truth: You are Christ.

• The Eternal Flame:
Suspended or positioned perfectly within the shrine is a singular, eternal source of light that never fades. As the sole focal point illuminating the minimalist interior, it serves as a pure, universal symbol of Christ as the Light of the World. This represents the unmanifest, eternal light of the universe “Christ Consciousness” - which burns continuously within every soul, untouched by the shadows of the world.

• Ascending Energy:
The four sloping planes of the pyramid naturally draw the eye and the spirit upward, creating a powerful vertical axis that connects the grounded seeker on the Peedam with the infinite light above

Akhanda Jyoti

• The light within a human being, which is the awakening of consciousness arising through inner transformation, is AURA which flows outward from the human being as light to the world.

Aura Chakra

• Christ or Buddha is the designation of a person who has attained enlightenment, sitting on a six-layered throne representing the activation of the six energy chakras within.

Pradakshinam

• A guru is a person who has attained enlightenment through inner transformation. The circumambulatory path symbolizes the likelihood that a person who follows the advice and instructions given by such a guru will attain the same enlightenment.