Nested Tori and the Portals at the Capitals of Columns

A teaching point about capitals on columns. Image B has a kind of lotus flower with slender parallel lines, which is a downward inflow, but it has a flower bud pointing up on its side, marking it as also having an upward outflow. And it has a Horus curved-beak-bird with the cone and bucket bidirectional headgear, so image B's capital for a barrier penetration through the barriers is a bidirectional kind.

Image C has the flower-with-cones style, which is an upward outflow. It also has an early form of fleur-de-lis with the red fruit at the center, also meaning upward outflow. And importantly for me, it has diverging bird heads. Recall that converging heads generally means a portal with downward inflow, so these diverging heads placed on an upward outflow capital, are an important clue.

Image D's capital style is pure upward outflow. All three, B, C and D have the rope lashing and the cloth streamers. That lashing and the knot for those streamers, are additional markers of portals. That's what capitals on columns are all about, barrier penetrations using portals.

Label J has orange-colorized on a barrier style, and the letter G, H and I are also placed directly on upper barriers too. This same barrier style is findable on Hathor heads, giving you a big clue about Hathor being a capital, equivalent to image B.

I have also red-purple colorized rows of snakes that are just above the barriers. The outer surfaces of barriers have little outflows, and that's why all those little snakes are there. If they were little fires, that would mean the same thing.

An arm is entering those tori horizontally, and those straight feathers indicate the flow direction toward the head of the main person-symbol. Below the arm seems to be a cone also showing an inward horizontal energy flow direction.