In the picture you can see the Al-Aqsa Mosque, located in Jerusalem on Haram al-Sharif, known in Judaism as the Temple Mount, the holiest site in Judaism, the place where Soloman's Temple once stood.

Next to the mosque stands the Dome of the Rock, a radiant shrine built over a vast and ancient stone known as the Foundation Stone—a place steeped in Abrahamic religious history.

According to the Book of Genesis, shared by both Judaism and Christianity, it was here that God tested Abraham, asking if he would offer his son Isaac in sacrifice.

According to the Koran and Islamic tradition, it is from this very stone that the Prophet Muhammad ascended into heaven, accompanied by the Angel Jibreel on his night journey.

And in Jewish tradition, at the time of Soloman's Temple, it is believed to be the sacred rock upon which the Ark of the Covenant once rested—the very Ark that, as told in the Hebrew Tanakh, held the original Ten Commandments given to Moses on Mount Sinai.

Below the Foundation Stone is a small cave known as the Well of Souls, where you can meditate, which I did a few years back when things were more open and free.

The thing I wonder about is: why is there so much killing going on around such a sacred location?! It seems like these folks have forgotten about the unalienable Gift of Life, that Gift which most modern civilizations have fought Revolutions and World Wars to protect, the sacredness of the right to LIFE ITSELF.

My advice to them is to learn about the Singularity of Being.