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Baha'i House Of Worship
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citysearch c.
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If you are a student of architecture this is a must see. If you are an individual who is open to experiencing a very serene, contemplative prayer environment this is a must do. I grew up near here so it has always been my backyard but it wasn't until my son used photos of it for a high school architectural class that we really started to appreciate the beauty and spirituality of this place. It does not matter what religion you call yourself. It is a house of worship open to everyone and this all embracing feeling is deeply felt when you sit in the solitude and quiet of the sanctuary. The grounds are impeccably maintained. You'll see rolling hills of lawn and water features like fountains. It is a photographers paradise. The outside architecture actually appears (in some places) to look like intricate lace carved into marble or white limestone. I have also seen many symbols that represent other known religions such crosses, cresents, stars of David, etc. We only get to visit a few times a year but it is always a treat. I have also brought out of country visitors and they have always marveled at it. Even if you have no interest in the spirituality, take a visit for the sheer art aspects. It's just a little north of Chicago in Wilmette. An easy drive or El ride. It is well worth it because you'll never see anything like it unless you visit India.
Pros: a dream for students of art/architecture-a lovely place for prayer & meditation
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