

I'm not saying a modern temple built in honor of our Golden Lady needs to be as big as the Parthenon in Nashville, Tennessee. I mean, even the original Parthenon was a giant among temples. I am saying, though, that I most heartily believe that Our Lady of Delectable Beauty deserves a contemporary temple worthy of pilgrimage and celebration.
I'm putting this intention out to the Universe, because it is a goal that I want to see realized before too many more years have passed. I believe that a replica of one of Aphrodite's temples could be both a tourist destination and a site of religious observance, just as the modern Parthenon is. Of course, I am more interested in a center for the cultus than I am in establishing a money-maker, but I would be open to compromise if the latter funds the former.

Yep. I want it to exist.
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Just dreaming, but here are some design elements that already exist!
Custom columns:
http://www.royalcorinthian.com/
Aphrodite mosaic:
http://www.brynmawr.edu/alumnae/images/travel/cyprus/leda-mosaic-pd.jpg
(I could totally make one of these given the proper materials!)
Gorgeous two-toned marble garden-sized Aphrodite statue:
http://www.finesgallery.com/InfopageMS-192.htm
I like the way you think, my sweet. *playing with design elements*
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