The releasing power that frees the captive faculties comes stirred from within, and it wears the face of a foreign king to show that the awakening current is older than the religion that inherited it. Cyrus, whose people kept the fire temples and worshipped the light, is the roused solar force in a person that issues the decree of return and sends the scattered powers home from exile. The stirring of his spirit is the true god waking that agent inside, the warmth in the Persia of the self, the region of inner fire where devotion to the light burns. What the outer story reads as a Zoroastrian ruler named in Hebrew scripture is the inner truth that the power of liberation was always one, and that the awakened self proclaims release throughout its whole kingdom, the body and its every faculty.
Cyrus: the roused solar force in a person that decrees the return of the exiled faculties
Persia: the region of inner fire and warmth, where devotion to the light burns in a person
Kingdom: the whole body and its every faculty, over which the release is proclaimed