A Flow Biting a Portal to Anchor It

Dr. Steven B Halls | January 2026

This material was originally posted to Facebook on 2026-01-03 - view original post.

A flow biting a portal. Image A and B's lions are the flow. They bite into a Sol portal to anchor it. Round shapes on C and D are probably serving as portal symbols too. Image D and F also use spears to anchor a flow.

Lions are the flow that bites into a Sol portal to anchor it, and round shapes serve as portal symbols while spears also anchor a flow. Bites at the waist show a flow heading inward toward the high-density core, and flamingo heads in a half-circle mark the bigger animal's head as a portal with a circular flow path. A tooth or spear shape can suggest a vortex pinning itself into the hole it made in the barrier.

Bites to the waist are a flow going inwards toward the core (which is also a high-density place). On image G, I think those flamingo heads in a half-circle shape are marking the bigger animal's head as a portal, and the bites are showing a circular flow path, downward into the little animal, then horizontally into the bigger animal, then up the neck.

Image H is made-by-AI to be suggestive of a vortex having a tooth or spear shape, and anchoring/pinning itself into the penetration hole that it made in the barrier.

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