Barriers
Introduction to Barriers
- Above the clouds has a high density of symbols. Crowds mean a high-density reality.
- There is a portal-symbol, circle with a face, at the cloud barrier.
- There is a circle-portal with finger pointing up.
- All the towers have pointing -up shape.
The barrier between our reality and a heavenly higher-dimension will be the first topic, and various symbols are used for that, but remarkably, the same symbol structure is used for the barrier surrounding a torus or tori, and also for the walls of flux tubes.
The barrier to a higher dimension might seem like a very esoteric topic, but the structure of flux tubes is important information with practical uses. For example, an electric generator creates rotating magnetic flux tubes that cause electrons to flow on copper wires, and knowing why flux tubes can push electrons is useful.
- Red circle is a not the sun, it is a portal symbol.
- Star symbols are not stars in the sky, they generally are outflows.
- Stars alternating with red circles, means the little red circles are likely inflow polarity.
- When a person-symbol means an energy flow, it is usually upward from feet to head.
The barrier structure often involves a pattern of alternating symbols of opposite polarities. Recognizing this pattern tells you when a barrier is part of the pictogram layout.
This example has a barrier of alternating red circles and stars. A central vertical flow path from the biggest red circle to the medium sized red circle at the top-center. The flow path (a person-symbol) penetrates the barrier.
If you know the meaning of one of the alternating symbols, then you know with high certainty that the other symbol has an opposite polarity.
When something penetrates the barrier, there is usually a portal symbol, which is the head-symbol in this case.
Above a Clouds Barrier
Clouds can indicate the barrier to a higher density reality.
Aka, names like Heaven, Valhalla, Asgard, Jannah, Svarga, Empyrean, Otherworld, Shambhala, and Xian Realm.
- Side flows of opposite polarity, downward water (not literal water) and upward cone roofs on the other side.
- Red open flower is a non-specific portal. This modern surreal art is a little confused.
- Umbrella is also a portal symbol to go to an even higher dimension.
- Lion means upward flow, with wings adds certainty it is a portal symbol.
- Bull is a downward flow symbol, also with wings.
- Scrolls are indeterminate. Words on a flow mean it is higher-density flow.
- Fire is commonly a bottom portal meaning upward flow.
- Wings are barrier symbols, their heads are portals.
- The fourth portal through the cloud barrier is the little person-symbol in a circle.
- It's a heavenly dimension torus with four portals.
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Problematic words
Firmament, implies an impenetrable wall. Voyager spacecraft easily flew through the barrier of Earth's magnetosphere called the magnetopause, and easily flew through the barrier of our solar system heliosphere called the heliopause. Onboard sensors detected the crossings. Those sensors also detect entering into large flux tubes in deep space.
Veil and Bubble are reasonably good analogies, but lack the aspect of self healing the barrier after penetrations.
A "boundary" seems like a border that may not have a fence. I choose the word "barrier" because symbolism shows it has actual structure and shows how the interconnections hold it together.
Above a Pleated Barrier
Pleats can mean the barrier to a higher density reality.
- Not space stars, stars are outflow, a lot of them.
- White lily is a downward flow symbol.
- Sitting on a half-circle that is the portal to enter.
- Lower person-symbols are just showing a mix of flow direction hand poses.
- The fires are outflow from the outer surface of the barrier around the heavenly torus.
- Fire at the bottom is an upward flow.
- Horizontal person/animal symbols can simply mean a horizontal plane of a lower torus. Very common at bottom of pictograms.
- Alternating polarity portal barrier symbols are inward flower and outward cherub heads.
- Two-fingers up is an upward flow, the cross-staff to a sphere is a downward. Arms are showing us opposite polarities.
- Cone hat/crown is an upward center flow.
Pleated Barrier around a Torus. Yes, torus symbols can be rectangular.
Pleats are a very reliable barrier symbol that you can use two ways.
- When you see pleats completely surrounding a circular or square shape then you know that it is a torus.
- When you see a torus shape, identified because it has portals in the typical positions, and then notice it's outer border. If it has "alternating" structure, including the rounded bulge inward and outward of pleats, then you can study that barrier structure and learn from it.
Not Motif or Decorative Frieze or Picture Framing.
Pleated Barriers around a Torus.
- Side flow animal-symbols, both seem bidirectional from their foreleg directions.
- Center flow path is the vertical person-symbol.
- Wings indicate a portal at neck level.
- One hand shows going up to the higher dimension.
- The book in the other hand is a bidirectional portal symbol.
- The halo is the portal for center flow person-symbol.
- His monk hair ring is also mimicking other headband style portal symbols on heads, including crown of thorns.
- A lot of angels representing portals, showing a variety of flow directions.
- The top-center person-symbol is also a symbolic portal to higher density.
- The crowd of people under a cloak generally refers to high-density in the core of a torus.
- The cloak/clothing is sometimes a barrier symbol.
- This map style is mostly about a horizontal flow path.
- Flow of magnetic high-density energy, not about boats.
- Roofs with cone towers are upward symbols.
- Roofs without cones, but with battlements, simply mark higher-density, non-specific about flow direction.
Why Pleats?
- They stretch. The torus inflates or deflates to adjust internal and external pressure changes.
- The equal amount of inward and outward bulging of pleats is reflecting the pressure balancing.
Horizontal Pleats usually indicate dimension barriers
- The button below the feet is likely a bottom portal.
- The halo ring around the head is a top portal.
- Wings at neck level also indiate the neck is serving as a portal symbol.
- Arms are indicating horizontal plane flows.
- The stars mean outflows causing bulge pressure on each side of those pleats.
- Above the pleats are three alternating symbols, one kind are horses that also alternate their horizontal orientation.
- The brim of the container also has a barrier symbol just below it.
- The midway horizontal plane of that container torus symbol has alternating star and swastika symbols, alternating outflow and inflow polarities.
- Cone shapes are generally outflows.
- The zigzags on either side of the pleats probably represent presence of energy causing pressure causing the bulges.
- A snake shaped as pleats serving as a bottom barrier.
- The top also has triangular pleats, a different style with same barrier meaning.
- Knives are uncertain, a theory is they "pin" portals onto barriers but this example lacks the portal symbols to go with the knives.
- The directional hint symbols in each pleat bulge are not a consistent pattern but suggest two layers are pushing against each other.
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Containers as torus symbols
- The smaller upper half torus is a portal symbol to a higher dimension.
- Smallness is one of the ways symbolism hints or labels something as higher-density compared to something else.
Containers were often marked as a torus and used as portal symbols.
- Flow out of a portal-symbol container can go down (eg, Aquarius) or up (this example). In Aquarius, water pouring is not literal, it refers to higher-density energy coming down to us.
- The brim of a container, including a cup or chalice, is both a dimension barrier and a portal into that dimension. This will have further elaboration and examples elsewhere.
Pleats with alternating triangles and rectangles
- The widest part of a container used as a torus symbol, is the horizontal plane of that torus.
- The horizontal plane inside a torus is often considered to be a dimension barrier in symbolism.
- They mark a horizontal plane barrier.
- The heads are also alternating polarity symbols, another way to mark a barrier.
- The presence of bull horns labels one type as downward flow, the other has heads that overlap the brim, for upward flow at the brim-barrier-portal.
- The djed is the central flow path.
- The ankh is ultimately a downward divine flow symbol, but the loop means energy went up and then came back down.
- The was scepter has up-ears and down-nose. It is a non-specific marker of a side flow.
- The bowl shape at the bottom is a bulge portal symbol, often used at a bottom position. When inverted, it is more likely a top portal symbol.
- The crown is the central flow portal.
- The hands hold bullrush symbols, they are penetrating the barrier, serving as portals.
- Flow direction of the bullrush portals is not specified.
- The side flow animal symbols are curved-beak birds, which are bidirectional flow symbols.
- This ring with battlements is like a ring portal around a waist, which is the horizontal plane when a person-symbol represents a torus.
- The hands hold side flow symbols. The sword is showing upward flow direction.
- Branches tend to be upward flow but are too non-specific to be sure.
- Above the head, the central flow path is marked as bidirectional with a downward flow Luna. The circle-dot is an outflow symbol, not specifically upward, but intended as opposite polarity of the Luna.
- The star symbol at the bottom is an outflow, nonspecific about flow direction.
Battlements and Rook indicate a barrier
A barrier around a torus or a barrier between dimensions.
- The helm is its top-center portal.
- The spirals and nearby hands are the horizontal plane portals.
- A subtle scroll below the shield is it's bottom portal.
- Part of a torus surrounded by battlements barrier.
- A barrier has little outflows, shown by upward elephant trunks.
- The outside side flow person-symbol has upper hands holding opposite polarities, the conche is bidirection/down, the other is equivalent to Sol, upward flow portal.
- The lower symbols, the crouched elephant is a downward symbol, the praying hands are upward.
- The slender elephant in its own torus bubble, inside the battlements, meaning uncertain.
- The upper circle is a portal symbol.
- Both the ankh and the curly top feather are downward flow labels.
- Overall it is a high-density dimension context and a portal indicating divine downward energy flow.
- Cartouche of Seti I, for normies.
- Rope wrap lashing a portal to a lower barrier line, suggests portals need to be pinned in place.
- The upward bulge of the animals back can serve as a bottom portal symbol.
- Elephant and turtle backs also interchange for this bulge.
- An open door marks the inflow to the south polarity of a vertical flow path going upward.
- Spiral snail shell is both a vortex and portal symbol
- Equivalent to a crown symbol. Just one higher dimension above the barrier is a simplification.
- Many cultures have the concept of several higher and higher dimensions.
- The co-located density dimensions, are like a coaxial cable, apparently.
Evidence that Wings are Barriers
Superimposed wings and clouds.
- Wings with superimposed clouds-barrier or pleats-barrier.
- The book is a portal symbol, but unclear about flow directions.
- Thin straight lines around a face, is a type of Sol portal symbol, which is for upward flow direction, "going up to heaven".
- Straight legs are often meaning downward flow, but having one foot on land and another in water, is a way to label legs as opposite polarities, one up, one downward.
- Rainbows are torus outer barriers, or portal barriers.
- Wings with superimposed clouds-barrier.
- The curved-beak-bird is a "loop-back" pose, the neck goes up and then the energy flow comes back down into our reality.
- The side flow person-symbols are opposite polarity, one is upside down for downward flow.
- Wings with superimposed clouds-barrier.
- Rainbow is often a torus barrier and often that torus is a portal.
- The actual portal to the higher dimension is that red circle.
- The horizontal plane runs through that platform with wheels, and the stags indicate horizontal outflows that go downward.
- The wheels seem like horizontal outflow portals, but one crutch has an upward snake.
- The horizontal skeleton-symbol refers to south inflow that is like shrunken shrivelled weak flux tube remants drawn into the torus, and will be recycled.
- Wings with superimposed clouds-barrier.
- The curved-beak-bird is a "loop-back" pose, the neck goes up and then the energy flow comes back down into our reality.
- The side flow person-symbols are opposite polarity, one is upside down for downward flow.
Two style variations of barrier separating a higher-density dimension from a lower one. Clouds and/or pleats. When these are superimposed with wings, they generally all mean barriers.
Reminder that whatever is in the gap between wings is a portal, including the body of a bird-symbol or person-symbol.
Rainbows are usually half-circle portal symbols.
Wings along the horizontal plane
- This cross means more than crucifixion. The horizontal part represents the horizontal plane of a torus, and this plane often represents the barrier between our reality and the next higher density dimension, such as heaven.
- Having wings aligned and superimposed with the horizontal plane is a way in symbolism to show they have the same meaning..
- There is a ring portal symbol between those wings, which are styled to be very horizontal.
- There is a ring portal symbol between those wings, which are styled to be very horizontal.
- These don't look like wings, more like bundles of plant stems, which brings fasces to mind, and maybe they symbolically meant bundle of flux tubes forming a barrier.
- There is a ring portal symbol between those wings, which are styled to be very horizontal.
These Mesopotamian symbols show very horizontal wings, interchangable style of feathers and bundles of plant stems, which could represent a barrier made of flux tubes.
The ring in the gap between wings is the portal through the barrier, to higher density dimension.
Wings barriers can have eyes, fire, stars and dots, which are surface outflow symbols
- Eyes are outflow portal symbols. Barrier structure shown by symbolism has many ways to show the little surface outflows. Eyes are uncommon.
- The artist knew symbolism and placed bottom steps and side columns.
- The wings shape is similar to clouds shape barrier around a higher dimension.
- The layout uses upward flow via the person-symbol center flow path, through the bird-body portal, to the upper bright higher dimension.
- Stars are outflow portal symbols. Barrier structure shown by symbolism has many ways to show the little surface outflows. Stars are uncommon.
- Dots are outflow portal symbols. Barrier structure shown by symbolism has many ways to show the little surface outflows. Dots are fairly common.
The next topic will show barrier surfaces on tori and flux tube symbols that also show outflow symbols like these wings. An air hockey table having tiny air outflows is an analogy. Tiny outflows from surfaces keeps them apart from other structures.
Torus symbols have barriers with surface outflows.
Prickly style
- The head below the sphere is an upward inflow portal into the sphere.
- The arms and hands are side flows into the horizontal plane of the sphere.
- The prickly spikes represent outflows form the surface of the sphere torus, which would repel any other energy structure from directly touching it.
- Cones are a common outflow symbol. The sphere represents a torus.
- The sphere represents a torus. Bird beaks or reptile heads would be interchangable.
Fire style surface outflows
- Not literal fire, it represents the torus surface having many little magnetic energy outflows.
- Not literal fire, it represents the torus surface having many little magnetic energy outflows.
- The analog is air outflows from an air hockey table surface.
Not literal fires, they represent energy outflows from the outer surface of a torus. These create pressure outside the torus that repels other energy structures from coming too close.
A good analogy for these surface outflows is the surface of an air hockey table.
Star and Dots style surface outflows
- Not literal stars in the sky or constellations.
- Not literal stars on that sphere, not representing space.
The container is a torus serving as a portal, it's downward outflow in flux tubes. The container and the flow have surface star outflows symbols. Not literal water, it means downward flow of divine high-density energy.
The bottom sphere is a torus serving as a portal, the stars show it's surface outflows.
- Not literal stars and not about space.
- Rooster is usually an upward flow symbol, but with curved beak and curved neck it can also be the bidirectional/down side, particularly here where the other hand is an up finger and up branch.
- The center Earth sphere is probably the core of the torus. It has a red circle portal symbol, and an up-triangle direction label for that portal.
- An even smaller cloud circle inside represents the core of that torus.
- It has a top-center portal and side Sol and Luna portals to cross the cloud barrier.
- Dots on the clothing indicate surface outflows.
When clothing indicates a barrier in symbolism, on a body-torus symbol, there can be stars, eyes, and dots to indicate little outflows from that cloth barrier surface.
Interlinked Barrier Structure.
- This AI image shows a surface made of little spherical tori.
- Another analogy would be a surface made of little sphere magnets.
- Crosslinking with horizontal and vertical aligning flux tubes, can also be found in symbolism.
This AI image shows a surface made of little spherical tori.
Another analogy would be a surface made of little sphere magnets.
Diamond shaped torus symbols, their vertical and horizontal flow are in alignment.
Crosslinking with horizontal and vertical aligning flux tubes, can also be found in symbolism.
- Each concentric rings circle represents a torus, and think of its horizontal plane rotating like the spiral arms of a galaxy. These are like tiny galaxy tori with interconnected spiral arms pulling together
- But it's not spiral galaxy arms, it's flux tubes pulling with tension created by rotation.
- Minoans also understood the S curve connections for crosslinking tori and pulling them together.
Container representing a torus, it's structure in Minoan style of interconnected flux tubes using S curves.
Each concentric rings circle represents a torus, and think of its horizontal plane rotating like the spiral arms of a galaxy. These are like tiny galaxy tori with interconnected spiral arms pulling together.
But it's not spiral galaxy arms, it's flux tubes pulling with tension created by rotation.
From Egypt, alternating polarity torus symbols that are interlinked by S curve lines. Some point north outflow outward from the surface, others point inward into the torus.
Minoans also understood the S curve connections for crosslinking tori and pulling them together.
Fleur-de-lis style surface outflows
- It expands at first, then deflates and becomes undulating, then it curls into little vortices and finally disappears.
- Notice it is an outflow from a portal gap between wings.
- The fleur-de-lis symbol also has an upside-down and smaller mirror image that indicates downward divine flow into that same portal between wings. Smallness is a way to label higher-density flow. Thus fleur-de-lis is a bidirectional flow symbol.
Every energy outflow is like this flame shape. It expands at first, then deflates and becomes undulating, then it curls into little vortices and finally disappears.
The red part of this fleur-de-lis is also an outflow, similar to a flame style outflow. Notice it is an outflow from a portal gap between wings.
The fleur-de-lis symbol also has an upside-down and smaller mirror image that indicates downward flow into that same portal between wings. Smallness is a way to label higher-density flow. Thus fleur-de-lis are bidirectional flow symbols.
- Hoods like this sometimes have useful details to study on their edges.
- And it has outflow symbols on it's outer surface.
A cloth hood as a barrier symbol around a head-torus. The edge shows simplified fleur-de-lis outflows. Hoods like this sometimes have useful details to study on their edges.
The next hood uses the triangular alternating pleats style to label the cloth hood as a barrier. It also has outflow symbols on it's outer surface.
- Some show the outer surface, others show the helical flow inside the tube
- This column shows only fleur-de-lis surface outflow symbols.
- Outflow fleur-de-lis portal symbols
- And inflow flower portal symbols.
Columns usually mean flux tubes. Some show the outer surface, others show the helical flow inside the tube. One example has only fleur-de-lis surface outflow symbols.
The other column (flux tube) outer surface has two polarities of outer barrier surface symbols. Outflow fleur-de-lis portal symbols and inflow flower portal symbols.
Critical importance of alternating polarity arrays
A very useful decoding rule in symbolism is to notice arrays of alternating polarity symbols.
- When one symbol is known, the other symbol has opposite polarity.
- When both symbols are unknown, they still represent a barrier surface.
- Therefore the triangle in hourglass orientation are an inflow symbol.
- Therefore the castle battlements symbol is inflow polarity.
- This is noticeable on actual castles, having cone towers (outflow) and battlement flat top towers (inflow polarity).
Eyes are outflow portal symbols. Therefore the triangles in hourglass orientation are an inflow symbol.
Fleur-de-lis are outflow portal symbols. This is noticeable on actual castles, having cone roof towers (outflow symbols) and battlement flat roof towers (inflow polarity, more divine).
- Grapes are high-density divine symbols and usually downward flows, and those tend to become inflows to a subject torus, but lets assume here that they are outflows.
- Flowers are nonspecific portal symbols.
- X shapes tend to be divine inflow symbols. This array has opposite polarity symbols.
Faces are generally inflows. Grapes are high-density divine symbols and usually downward flows, and those tend to become inflows to a subject torus, but lets assume here that they are outflows. Flowers are nonspecific portal symbols.
X's and O's. Circle-dot is an outflow. X shapes tend to be divine inflow symbols. This array has opposite polarity symbols.
Summarizing this section, looking up at a ceiling with alternating polarity symbols is like looking at a barrier to heaven from below. Columns are education opportunities with various aspects shown about flux tube structure.