Yitzhaq Hayut-Man

Yitzhaq (Isaac) Hayut-Man

Dr. Hayut-Man is an architect, cybernetician, writer and futurist. He holds a B. Arch from UC Berkeley of the '60s; an M.Sc. in Urban Planning and a Ph.D. in Cognitive Cybernetics. Hayut-Man has worked with inventor Buckminster Fuller and with master cybernetician Gordon Pask and in several think-tanks including the World Institute, Jerusalem; he has co-won prizes in architectural competitions and is known mainly as the architect for the Holographic Temple over Jerusalem.

Ḥayut-Man's spiritual search brought him to study the primary texts and to become associated with both academic researchers and hidden practitioners of the Kabbalah and to co-author "Let the Old be Renewed and the New Sanctified" about the Jerusalem Temple. Past and future. In addition to several short stories, Ḥayut-Man wrote a ground-breaking exegesis to the Book of Genesis, presenting it as a global future guide; a futuristic Passion-Play "The Gospel of Judith Iscariot", and the non-fiction "The Truth About Judas", which entailed studying the historical and inter-religious roots of the Judas figure.

Yitzḥaq Ḥayut-Man is named after his grandfather, the founder of Tel Aviv and a scion of a Hassidic master (Reb Zusia). He lives in Jerusalem and is engaged in the development of "The Heavenly Jerusalem Assembly (HeJerA) Games." Currently, he writes a definitive study of the historical mystery, the sacred geometry patterns and the codes that reveal the vocation of the Dome of the Rock and the Heavenly Jerusalem.