While the virtual world cannot orient in physical space to point to Y^әrushâlayim like we do physically, Einstein's Theory (since demonstrated in practice) of Unification of timespace as an indivisible entity suggests an even more precise definition, so precise that it also applies even in the virtual world.

For example, Y^әrushâlayim can be located on the globe or a map by latitude and longitude coordinates.

Yet, longitude is synonymous with an expression of time — the north-south slice of earth where the time is such-and-such (on a 24 hr. clock).

Add in the latitude (east-west coordinate) and you've specified a radial extending from the center of the earth through the specified location and outward in a straight line into space.

Our virtual Beit ha-K^әnësët thereby orients you (see below) toward Y^әrushâlayim via this latitude + time orientation in timespace — perhaps we can say 'in Spirit.' (Physical Batei- K'neset and orientation for tephilot, of course, must continue to remain oriented toward Y^әrushâlayim in the conventional, physical, sense also.)

If you have set the Time Zone parameter in your computer correctly you may now project yourself in Spirit (your mind's eye) into our Beit ha-K^әnësët in Sh^әkhunat ha-N^әtzârim, over Y^әrushâlayim shel Malah ("Jerusalem above").

Visualize the day, and time of day, indicated in our Y^әrushâlayim Time clock, which describes the time right now in Y^әrushâlayim. Lock in about 32 degrees north of the equator; and project yourself, and your tephilot, toward a point straight up from this radial going through earthly Y^әrushâlayim into space — and you will be praying toward virtual Y^әrushâlayim.

Check your computer settings, and the resulting time displayed by our Y^әrushâlayim Time clock. GMT lags two hours behind Y^әrushâlayim Universal Time (YUT) — e.g. when it is 0700 hrs. YUT it is only 0500 hrs. GMT. In non-winter months, daylight savings combines to produce a 3 hour lag. Thus, when it is 0700 hrs. Y^әrushâlayim Daylight Time (YDT) it is only 0400 hrs. GMT. It is essential to note, however, that Y^әrushâlayim, NOT Europe (London GMT or Paris Universal Time, UTC), is the center of the world; around which, time in the rest of the world should be related. Thus, it is imperative to wean world time perspective from GMT and UTC to YUT/YDT, which is the standard and center of the world's time. One must think in terms of GMT and UTC variance from YUT/YDT as the world standard, not the reverse.