Bull and Lion Are Often Opposite Polarity Symbols

Dr. Steven B Halls | September 2025

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Bull and Lion are often opposite polarity symbols. The lion's mane often has a downward flow indication, and it's lion face is usually an upward flow symbol. Bulls face and particularly the nose direction usually indicates a downward flow, and today I began noticing the lines on the bulls neck. They are different orientation compared to lions mane.

The lion's mane often has a downward flow indication and the lion face is usually an upward flow symbol, while the bull's face and nose direction usually indicates a downward flow, and the lines on the bull's neck have vertical lines being downward direction and short horizontal lines being upward flow.

As mentioned on my recent posts, a portal ring seems to separate the face from the neck markings, as if we are looking at both sides of the ring portal. Image D shows the two types of lines, vertical and horizontal, and these seem to be opposite polarities. The vertical lines being downward direction of flow and the short horizontal lines being an upward flow. Not always, but it's a sometimes useful tool in the toolbox for decoding.

This observation of horizontal versus vertical lines seems to also apply to the hair cloth coverings used in Egypt, which was a topic of my posts in early July. https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/hair-cloth-columns/ https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/bull-neck/ https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/lion/