The Three: Bidirectional Center and Opposite Side Flows
Laughable "human king with eagle king". Nope to that nonsense. An "up" sword on one side, a "downward" flow crescent label on the other side. The curved-beak-bird (eg, eagle) is another visual label for the downward, and the spiked crown headgear is another upward visual label.
Bent legs in seated position means upward inflow to the waist, so the whole left side is all upward. The other side person-symbol also has bent legs, so that is also upward to the waist. Down side is very often bidirectional.
The center flow path has an arrow fletching at the top, showing a downward direction, but the bottom has an upsidedown crook shape, which indicates a loop-back that returns to go up, so the center flow path is also bidirectional.
This is a very typical pattern of "the three", a bidirectional center path and two side flows, Up and down on opposite sides. Up doesn't mean literally up, it means returning to the higher dimension, and Down means energy entering our dimension from a higher dimension.