More Orion's Waist and Three Subdivided Portals

Dr. Steven B Halls | November 2025

This material was originally posted to Facebook on 2025-11-03 - view original post.

More Orion's waist. Follow-up to my post earlier today about the 3 stars on Orion's waist and about the 3 Giza plateau pyramids. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CysmS8spP/ Image A's Orion has extra 3 stars at the top of the head, which are not part of the constellation, but this artist knew that the top of the head is another portal location, and often subdivided into three parts, which is what is showing on image B, C, E and F. I believe this artist knew the waist and the top of the head were appropriate places for a portal to have 3 subdivisions.

Orion has extra 3 stars at the top of the head, another portal location often subdivided into three parts, and other constellations also show 3 dots at the waist level. Seven outflow symbols grouped together are a rarer way to mark something as a portal.

Image D is a different constellation and usually the snake goes under the pelvis, but this one has 2 waist loops, each marked with 3 stars. Image G, H and I are other examples of 3 dots at the waist level, so this should not be thoughtof as exclusive to Orion. The "first mover advantage" happens frequently when modern people do symbolism. Whoever first put forward the idea that Orions belt was the meaning of the three Giza pyramids, had first mover advantage, and now there is a wall of resistance to it being anything else, cognitive dissonance is hard to overcome.

I should also mention "7". It's much rarer than "3" things, but if you do see 7 outflow symbols grouped together, they are another way to mark something as a portal. 7 stars, 7 dots, 7 fires, 7 candles, 7 cherubs, and so on.