Many temples are up on a hill and have so many stairs leading up to them.
The oriental temples seem to be built this way, as are the pyramids of Egypt and South America.
The stairs represent the way to heaven. Indicating that we must climb - one step at a time. They also are representative of the vertebra that the kundalini ascends, that is from one vertebra or step to the next.
They show that the heavens are conquered one didactic pass at a time and that a descent is taken with as much effort as climbing. When climbing the effort is to lift oneself and in descending the effort is to not become unbalanced and fall.
A fall is different. In a fall a large number of steps are flown over at a time. A fall is not didactic, and of course it always has a reason and a cause. As one falls one tumbles and rolls with the law of accidents, as one does falling down a flight of stairs.
They also represent the many steps and the effort we need to make to climb to the heights within the spheres of our inner heavens.
They also represent a powerful reminder of the pain of the fall and how easily one can fall.
Most significantly they construct a runway platform to land from within the state of Jinas and takeoff into the state of Jinas.
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