Some say the blue walls are a reminder of the seas, which in turn remind us of the firmaments, which in turn should remind us of the heavenly Throne. The ceiling is supported by a number of pillars which connect to one another with archways and domed ceilings. The majesty of the synagogue can by captured in the silence which we naturally feel for the reverence of such a holy place. We sit down on one of the cushioned benches which line the synagogue and stare with awe in all directions. The elevated platform upon which the Torah scroll is read stands in the middle of the synagogue with six stairs leading up to it.
Large candelabrums hang from the ceiling.
And the floor is made from huge stone slabs. The wall in which the Holy Ark stands is unique. Instead of one Holy Ark there are three Holy Arks. The middle one is used on a regular basis while the left one is used to store old, worn-out holy books. The one on the right is hardly every used.