Khmer Spirals Are Teaching Me

Dr. Steven B Halls | October 2025

This material was originally posted to Facebook on 2025-10-11 - view original post.

Khmer spirals are teaching me. Often these spirals are like side eddies from the main flux tube (see my previous post. I have no share button right now, so click my timeline to see it). And I've postulated that the spiral curling flow pattern is something that energy does naturally, and by doing so, it creates it's own "void" in the center, becoming a portal for the energy to "disappear" by going up into a higher-density. Flowers often appear at the center of spiral vines in symbolism. Flowers certainly can be portal symbols, but they are non-specific about flow direction.

Khmer spirals are side eddies from a main flux tube, where the curling flow creates a void in the center becoming a portal for energy to disappear into higher density. Little people with conehead hats and praying hands pose at the centers, and flowers, fire and looking-back stags mark the flow directions.

Yay for these Khmer versions, using poses I recognize. Image A and B have "conehead" hats (an upward symbol), and upward "praying" hands (an upward flow symbol). They are placed at the center of the spirals. But plenty of Khmer spirals have these sort of little people posing near the spirals, but not directly at the center. Image C uses fire, we recognize that as an upward flow portal symbol. Image D uses a "stag" with a "looking-back" pose of it's head, which are downward flow direction symbols. Image F has curved-beak-birds (downward markers) and the flowers at the center of the spirals have downward droopy dots. Image G uses an upward vine from the center flower. Image E has a variety of animals, most I recognize as either up or down, depending on where the nose is pointing. Same for image H, but those bird beaks seem to be curved for loop-backs.

Summary, When a main Khmer flux tube has "leak" or sideways outflow, like little eddies, their centers are showing portals where that escaping energy can go back up (or down) to exit our reality. I'm building a bit of evidence for a main Khmer flux tube having a balance of flows into the lumen of the tube, and flowing out the sides of the tube. Conditions for a tube to expand / inflate, and later to deflate and return to a small size, I think, I guess, will depend on how much external material is available to become inflow into the tube, and the further away from the source, the less material is available. Did you like that proposal?

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