Imagine a series of luminous halls, full of sculptures,mosaics and stained glass, connected to one another with hallways and staircases that intertwine and diverge, occasionally interspersed with portals hidden in the walls. The Temples are dug into the foothills of the Valchiusella, in the Canavese area near the city of Ivrea, in northern Italy, about halfway between Turin and Aosta. The Temples are a kind of modern cathedral dedicated to secular spirituality, that is, based on ethical principles that are not connected to a religion but rather a path way of inner seeking, research and understanding.The Temple halls, as well as the corridors that connect them, contain paintings, sculptures, mosaics and artistic glass windows. Many areas are accessed through hidden doorways concealed in the walls.Welcome to a journey where art, mysticism and technology come together in an experience that touches what is deepest within us: the divinity that resides in every human being.