Cross-Linking of Tori and the Flower of Life Pattern

Dr. Steven B Halls | January 2026

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Cross-linking of tori to create barrier membranes is more commonly shown with 90 degree angles, but here are examples with 60 degree angles, familiar as "flower of life" pattern.

Cross-linking of tori to create barrier membranes is usually shown at 90 degree angles, and here are examples at 60 degree angles, familiar as the flower of life pattern. Images A and D are not just literal clothing styles, because cloaks and fabrics act as barrier membranes that contain flux or surround a torus to hold its internal pressure.

Images A and D are not just literal clothing style, IMO. I've been working on noticing hidden meanings for this symbolism, whereby cloaks and fabrics are barrier membranes to contain flux or surround a torus to contain it's internal pressure.

You could visit my timeline and see what you've missed, (if you are lucky enough to even see this post, because facebook's algorithm isn't rewarding this kind of content). Oh well, it's already "out there" in collective consciousness, and algorithms can't prevent that kind of spread of knowledge. Checkmate.