The Eye in a Necklace Circle as a Portal Marker

Dr. Steven B Halls | February 2026

This material was originally posted to Facebook on 2026-02-05 - view original post.

The eye in a necklace circle, seems to be a portal marker, and a lot of different artists knew that and made hundreds of variations involving hands. It's been incredibly helpful.

The eye set in a necklace circle reads as a portal marker, a motif repeated across hundreds of variations involving hands. Sleeves ending in lacey patterns mark where the barrier wall of a big flux tube ends, so the cloth is the tube wall and the bare arm or hand is the flux that spills out, while fingers are where even smaller flux tubes subdivide. A stigmata or piercing marks the hand as a portal, curly fingers show subdivisions curling into vortices, and eyes on a vine flux tube show where flux disappears into the next higher density. A glove echoes discarded cloth, so royal portraits holding gloves carry the same meaning, and the eye is simply a handy portal hint.

Sleeves that end with lacey patterns like E, F and H seem to be where the barrier of one big flux tube ends, so that cloth was the barrier walls of a flux tube. The bare arm, or bare hand becomes the flux contents that come out, and the fingers are where even smaller flux tubes subdivide. I posted about fingers a few days ago, and now I'm very confident about them. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1AuPQWwphn/

Image B has straight-ish fingers going as outflow and the curving fabric, I'm not sure which direction is involved. Image C has a nice stigmata as an additional marker that the hand is a portal, and being pierced by a weapon seems to reinforce that. Biting or weapon piercing seems to be a way that a flux attaches to a portal.

Image E brings to mind my posts about "flux pinning" and "quantum locking" involving flux tubes. Maybe whoever named "flux pinning" had learned symbolism from somewhere. Image D is using eyes on the further subdivisions of a vine flux tube, and they likely represent vortices/eddies, where the flux disappears (inflows) into the next higher density/dimension. This also illustrates that eyes can often mean outflow but sometimes inflow.

Image F and G have curly fingers, which suggests a meaning of those subdivisions of littler flux tubes curling into vortices, and my point is that the vine stem at the center of that presumed vortex is at 90 degrees to the swirl. There are many examples like this, so it probably means something.

Image H has a glove, it reminds me of my posts about discarded cloth https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1AmqroBsBm/ so now I think I have a better understanding of many of those royal and nobility portraits where someone is holding a glove.

I've realized that I've loosened my meaning of the word "portal". It was an inlet/outlet across a barrier, likely between our-reality and a higher-density/dimension (co-located), but now I'm also including the meaning of the open end of a flux tube where contents spill out. When those contents were inside a tube, their density was high, and would seem non-existant to us, but once the flux stuff spills out, it expands at first, enough to enter our-reality. So that's kindof a transition between densities/dimensions. Anyway, those eyes are no longer creepy. They are just a handy portal hint.

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