In the 16th century, the Mughal emperor Akbar gathered mystics, priests, monks, and scholars into a single candlelit room. It was not for conquest. Not for ritual. It was for listening. This episode enters the quiet threshold of the Ibadat Khana - a House of Worship unlike any other - where sacred difference was not silenced, but invited. Akbar called it sul-i kul, "universal peace." Today, Harmonia returns to that forgotten space to ask: What does it mean to create unity without agreement? And what kind of power chooses to listen instead of rule?

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