Solomon carries the name of peace and the sun, the crowned mind at its height, ruling from Jerusalem, the seat of vision inside the skull. Yet the ruling mind that turns toward foreign gods, toward the outward senses and their many attractions, loses the inner authority it was given. The kingdom is within, and it is rent when the higher self stops keeping its own law and scatters after appetite.
What is torn away passes to the servant, the lower faculty that was meant to obey. When the sun-mind abandons its center, the very energies that should have served it rise up and take command. The crown does not vanish, but the one who wears it changes, and a person ruled from below lives out the loss of a throne he was born holding.
Solomon: the sun-mind at its noon, the crowned reason meant to rule the whole body from its high seat
Jerusalem: the vision of peace within the head, the inner city where the ruling self is enthroned
Kingdom: the whole ordered domain of the body and its powers, held together by the mind that governs it
Servant: the lower nature that was made to obey and instead inherits the rule when the higher self falls