The Trojan Horse

Dr. Steven B Halls | July 2026

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What if the Trojan Horse is a satirical story for humor where the author gave a literally absurd idea of a giant horse with soldiers inside it, while the population knew the symbol was about energy flow. Various energy flow symbols are shown here, and sometimes they put human faces and animal faces at the center of vortices, the eddies that are inside of flux tubes.

The picture shows a stylized depiction of a large wooden horse being pulled into a fortified city, referencing the famous ancient myth. The accompanying text proposes that this tale serves as a satirical humor piece where a literally absurd concept of a giant horse hides a deeper meaning. The author suggests the original audience understood the symbol represented a specific type of energy flow rather than a military strategy. Soldiers inside the structure metaphorically stand for high density energy moving into a new location. This interpretation reframes the historical narrative as a clever teaching tool about divine power transfers disguised as folklore.

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