Dreams fill ancient holy books.  Near death experiences,  psychedelically-induced trips, and  astral projection are not uncommon experiences today.  In each, humans report surroundings distinct from our daily existence.

Let’s suppose not all places described are imaginary, but possess form, color, and properties.  If so, can we systematically describe and seek typological similarities across time and space?

We know the details of Jerusalem, whether we’ve read it described in classical texts, seen paintings from the 16th century, or walked its streets.  Let’s test for the same in the unseen.