Bite Across to Hold Fast
Bite across to hold fast. I've been working on the triskele for several days. For every 2000 images of it that I see, I might pin 100 of them, and 10 of those pins will have "hints", and these animals biting on image F, G, H, and I are what I consider hints.
Ouroboros like A, B and C are open mouth outflows, different from a bite-across like D. I'm showing these because they show outflow that seems not solid at first but then reassembles itself into the "flux tube", that later spills out at the mouth where the tube ends. These tattoo artist designs once again show that others already know this symbolism, and I am just catching on.
An "S" shaped curve like image F, has two spirals. Presume they are rotating horizontal planes of two tori, each rotating in the same direction. Each spiral wants to pull the rest of the tube inward, creating tension along the tube in the middle region. I have this hypothesis that the bite-across is a symbol that means "this end is anchored", it's not going to be pulled away by tension from a different spiral.
On the triskeles, the three spirals have S curves, and my hypothesis is that this holds the spirals together, keeping them from drifting apart. Some triskeles also seem to send flow towards the center, and many of those seem to create an inflow vortex for that energy flow to leave our reality. But before that vanishing, there would be high pressure. Is this a physics perhaps, a technique perhaps, to make an airplane like MH370 vanish, which had 3 bright orbs circling it, on a video released by the US military. hmmm.
On big intergalactic maps, K is at the great repellor, curving intergalactic web lines extend out from it, but there is a "void" at the center of K. My opinion is, this is the white hole outflow from a void having high pressure, high density, and it takes a little while and distance to reassemble into flux tubes and matter, like those A,B,C images. L is the great attractor, like a black hole with galaxies gradually going toward it along the curving lines.