Vedanta the Eternal Quest

I’ve been to a couple of Jewish meditation classes at this spiritual center, which is cozy, homey, and decorated with symbols from a number of traditions. I must admit I am not always comfortable in places of worship other than synagogues, and that includes those (such as Vedanta) that try to cover multiple faiths including Judaism. But my brain considers these places to be good, and I try to be open-​minded. And evaluating this place in that regard, it appears to be successful.
The classroom area is nice. It is carpeted and very welcoming. It has chairs that are strikingly comfortable for meditation. Seriously, I want to order one. And the temperature is warm enough, thank goodness — temperature has been a serious impediment to meditation for me. All the people who go there seem very pleasant and nonjudgmental.
The picture of the menorah on the left wall helps center me if I start feeling uncomfortable. I also love the round high window with view of trees. I’m not really keen on the shrine at the front of the room with pictures of a number of what I assume to be spiritual teachers/​leaders, possibly including Jesus. Not my/​my religion’s thing.