This track is based on the dimensions of Solomon's temple using the Newtonian cubit as a wavelength reference.
Sir Isaac Newton was at one point the Grand Master of the Priory of Sion and dedicated much of his time determining which cubit was the true length in regards to the mention of biblical structures.
Though different from the 20.63 inch Egyptian royal cubit, the Newton cubit (25 inches, i.e. 0.635 meters) when used as the biblical measurement standard makes the acoustic resonance of everything mentioned in the bible harmonics of A432 hz tuning.
Including Solomon's Temple.
If you divide the speed of sound in air by the length of the temple (60 Newtonian cubits) you get 9 hz, a low inaudible octave of 72 hz and 144 hz. Therefore I added a 9 hz monaural pulse to the background of the track resonating the length of the temple.
72 and 144 are both highly relevant in many circles of mysticism, one being Judaism. A 144 cubit high wall outside of Solomon's temple was mentioned in the bible along with the renowned number 144,000. Those who admire the Torah and Kabbalah will recognize the number 72 as well. 72 names of God chanted in the Temple's chamber known as the holy of holies. It was chanted by the high priest in the temple every year on Yom Kippur. You might also recognize the number 216 as the 216-letter name of God.
The width of the temple resonates at 27 hz which is a low octave of 216, 432, 864 etc.
216 is a perfect harmonic of 72 (72 x 3 = 216).
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216 hz octaves are also included in this track for this reason, to bring all dimensions of the temples acoustics into play.
The height is 1/2 the length of the temple and is also included in the track given it's an octave of the length.
The harp in this track was fine-tuned to recreate King David's 10-tone harp/lyre based on 72 hz, 144 hz and 216 hz being part of the scale. King David was the father of King Solomon, this all can be seen as a metaphor for King David's music pleasing the lord and bringing about the Sol-o-mon, i.e the soul of man.
Solomon is a name that can been seen in a couple of other ways as well.
Sun and moon, i.e. sol and mon.
Or Sol-om-on, which are is the name of the sun in 3 different languages combined. The son/sun of man, note that "son" means "sound" as in son-ic, of ma-sonic (stone work, i.e. annagram for notes work or tones work.