 Complete the following phrase:  In 1983, NSWAS opened a huge building, later capped with a white dome and set apart, within a landscaped garden environment, called the Doumia silence in Biblical Hebrew. Hussar made a precise semantic distinction in Hebrew between sheket absence of noise and dumia profound silence, associating the latter with the freshet of air, the voice of a subtle silence Elijah heard in the desert according to the Book of Kings 19:12. In his later years, Hussar withdrew there, returning to his foundational notion of a place where prayer and meditation would play a formative role within his community, as the point of conjunction between the three Abrahamic faiths. He was even more culturally eucumenical, learning from a Japanese priest how to perform mass while practicing zazen. He was to break his retreat into silence on hearing of the news of the 