Birds as Portals in Symbolism

Prerequisites: Be very familiar with Portals and Loop-backs. It is best to start at the Homepage. A major form of evidence comes from knowing the Up and Down pattern and seeing these birds on the down side.

The four categories of bird symbols:

• Curved-beak-birds.
• Long-neck-birds.
• Wings extended birds.
• Birds standing or sitting at the top.

Four introductory examples are displayed below. The curved-beak-bird on the far left and the adjacent long-neck-bird share closely aligned symbolic meanings. Both are primarily flow path symbols. Conversely, the final two images on the right are primarily portal symbols for upward flow.

Portals between wings were a topic in chapter 2, and naturally includes the body of birds between the extended wings serving as a portal. A brief review of these wings extended examples will provide a baseline before moving on to bird portal symbols where the wings are folded. People viewing symbolism might wonder, "Why is that bird just sitting there?" The detailed explanations supporting this introduction are found below.

Horus is easily recognized and has a famous name; however it is best to avoid names like Horus and Thoth because people immediately recall the stories and feel sufficiently satisfied to stop learning the hidden code. The hyphenated phrase "curved-beak-bird" is a better way to refer to these symbols, which have the same meaning worldwide and across millennia of time.

There are many symbolic curved-beak-birds and it is unimportant to assign an avian species name like hawk, eagle, falcon, peacock, or rooster. They are very interchangeable on pictograms.

All of the curved-beak-birds shown above carry completely different cultural stories to explain their presence. In the hidden code, they share a single meaning: high-density divine energy flowing downward into our dimension.

Simple long-neck-birds have a neck that goes up to a portal symbol or to penetrate a dimension barrier. Remember to hover the mouse to see the description of each image in more detail.

These long necks are pointing upward, where " up" means energy returning to a higher-density dimension.

The primary role of the long-neck in symbolism is to show a loop-back flow path, whereby an energy flow goes up into the next dimension and returns downward in an enhanced divine high-density state.

The "Pelican in her Piety" is a famous loop-back. The wings are the dimension barrier. The beak returns flow to the widest part of the bird body, which is the horizontal plane of the body-torus portal symbol. Blood is an outflow from that horizontal plane and is always a divine high-density energy symbol, and its role is to sustain the energy needs of life, matter and the pressures that make things move in the universe. Chicks dig it, and so do protons and galaxies.

More loop-backs using long necks, however, these begin as horizontal plane outflows that curve upward, meaning to flow into the next dimension, and then they complete the loop-back by coming down.

Thoth is a long-neck-bird symbol. The meaning is very similar to the curved-beak of Horus. The beak of Thoth usually has a downward curve at the distal tip. Thoth uses a scribe pen, which has a downward ink flow. Pens are always downward flow symbols, but if they have a straight feather above the hand, they become bidirectional symbols.

Thoth being interchangeable with Horus for downward pouring and downward pen scribing, and both are opposite polarity of the upward polarity of Anubis.

Stories of Thoth and Horus. Throughout ancient Egypt, various recensions of the Book of the Dead demonstrate how deeply the standard narratives of Thoth and Horus were woven into the popular consciousness. There was also a hidden coded meaning known only to those elites who were taught it as initiates.

Decoding the hidden structure using the interchangeability of certain symbols and the knowledge of opposite polarities on side flow symbols allows the deeper meaning of interdimensional energy cycling to become fully observable to the modern researcher.

This is a foundational rule for decoding: any bird depicted with wings extended on a pictogram functions as a portal symbol.

The phoenix has wings aligned with the cloud barrier to the next dimension. The fire is the bottom portal where flow enters the bird tail and legs. The bird head is the penetrating energy entering the next dimension.

The Minoan gemstone uses a very ancient style of barrier symbol for the wings, and the bird head is the upward penetration into the higher dimension.

Two more examples of using the ancient style of little lines for a barrier symbol of wings, and one example from predynastic Naqada II artifact with a boat and also has pleated waves barrier beneath it. The boat is a symbol and everything above the boat deck is in the higher dimension. Additional examples of this barrier style are found in this little lines Pinterest collection.

The Akkadian cylinder seal utilizes double curved-beak-birds as the outflow symbol upward into the next dimension.

This is a single bird head showing the loop-back curve flow path that points to a portal symbol on the bulge of the wing, which is where the downward divine flow returns to our dimension.

These double-headed eagles, curved-beak-birds, showing the same loop-back flow paths, and slightly different styles for the portal symbols on the mound of each wing. It is a hidden and long forgotten code for the cycles of energy flow between dimensions. Further examples of portal markings on the upper mounds of wings are found in this collection.

The downward flow direction through these bird portals is quite easy to understand at this point. Some subtleties to notice are: the African example uses a checkboard style for the barrier between dimensions and a very cool snake flux tube carrying the energy flow.

The lower middle image with diverging reptile outflow flux tubes, shows the birds downward flow entering at the center. This was a big secret kept from the general population that a magnetic north outflow could have a high density inflow at the center.

The first group of birds below features explicit portal markings on their bodies including half-portal and full circular portal symbols. Concentric rings and spiral patterns function as direct schematics of a torus structure, which serves as a portal when straddling a barrier.

Most birds used in symbolism lack these explicit markings but they function as portals nonetheless. It is rare for a bird to be used as a bottom portal although Leda, Shiva and Jupiter are examples.

It is rare for a bird to be a bottom portal but these are examples. Above the bird and the clouds is considered to be in the higher dimension.

This series illustrates birds serving as top-portals positioned above vertical, elongated outflow symbols. These include the elongated spout representing a flux-tube from the bottom container-torus, a crow's nest above a center-flow mast symbol, and an arrangement where a column-symbol has been interchanged for a ship's mast.

In summary, the default decoding of the presence of a bird on a pictogram is to assume it is on a portal as a label or serving as the portal.