A foreign king, a worshipper of light, is charged to raise the house in the high city because the faculty that rebuilds the sacred structure does not answer to any one creed. The temple is the human head, the brain set between the ears where the 2 hemispheres meet, and the house to be built there is the seat of the light-receiving center. Jerusalem is the higher consciousness, the crown of the mind, and the one sent up to build is the part of a person that has heard the command of light and turns inward to construct the dwelling where the divine is known.
Cyrus: the light-worshipping faculty within, moved to rebuild the sacred center regardless of the creed it wears
Temple: the human head, the brain between the ears where the 2 hemispheres meet
Jerusalem: the higher consciousness, the crown of the mind, the inner city raised on the heights
Heaven: the sky-mind above, the ancient Ouranos, the realm of light from which the charge descends