Shiva Hair as Horizontal Plane Outflows of a Head Torus

Dr. Steven B Halls | January 2026

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These Shiva have hair going horizontally with interchangable styles, having the same meaning, on image A, B, C, D and E. When the head is a torus (in symbolism) having horizontal plane outflows that begin as high-density flux tubes, where the tubes end and flux spills out, the patterns look wavy, spirally, snakey, and fiery.

These Shiva figures have hair going horizontally in interchangeable styles that share one meaning. When the head is a torus, its horizontal plane outflows begin as high-density flux tubes, and where the tubes end and flux spills out the patterns turn wavy, spirally, snakey and fiery. Arms and cloth from the waist show the same flow from a body torus, expanding, becoming wavy and deflating until it disappears, which recalls the rotating pattern of the Aharonov-Bohm effect.

The body of these Shiva layouts have arms and cloth from the waist also representing flow from the horizontal plane of a body-torus. Again notice it expands and then becomes wavy, spirally and deflates until it disappears. This is such an important pattern to see, so take a moment to look.

Suppose you like to think about how physics works and what it looks like. The Aharonov-Bohm (AB) effect is what Shiva's hair is showing. It rotates. Is there something those flux tubes encounter that makes them end and spill out their flux contents, just before reaching the outer torus barrier (the circle around Shiva)? Could technology create the barriers and then harvest that energy or use it's rotating pressure push to move electrons on a solenoid wire?

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