The temple interior’s forms and surfaces literally move as they stand still. It’s as if you are spiritually elevated into the welcoming folds of the dome, lifted into the heaven of its space.

He was enthusiastic about the manner in which the 19,000-square-foot welcome center integrates not only with the House of Worship, known as the Baha’i Temple, but with its surroundings.

"Every Bahá'í temple has nine sides, nine doors, nine gardens and fountains," said Joyce Litoff of the U.S. Baha'i National Center told "CBS This Morning: Saturday" co-host Dana Jacobson.

Neda Loehle, a fourth-generation Baha’i from Naperville, visits the temple at least once a week and has given tours for 12 years. “I look at it as a refuge from the world,” she said.

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