Stag Antlers, as Portal Lightning?

Dr. Steven B Halls | September 2025

This material was originally posted to Facebook on 2025-09-27 - view original post.

Stag antlers, as portal lightning? A symbol of energy morphology on one side of a portal? Evidence I've been ignoring, this post will now show. This post builds on the idea that a lion's face has an upward flow and it's wavy hair mane is on the opposite side of headband portal with downward flow. ( https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1FckJPrmbs/ )

Stag antlers may be portal lightning, a symbol of energy morphology on one side of a portal, with crowns showing an upward flow direction on the antlers while stags are otherwise downward etheric flow symbols, and mix-and-match symbol combos with curved-beak-bird faces and looking-back head poses.

Face+nose showing one flow direction, wavy hair going opposite direction at a portal. That seems to be the case with stags too. I had been searching for lightning symbols, and when I found red coral ( https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1F3xoTuQNn/ ) I loosened my criteria of what to look for. Image A is what brought stag horns back to my attention. I've also begun thinking fire at portals and barriers could also be an energy morphology. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17Gm1kKAtK/ Image B and H have electric lights on the antlers. Those darn illuminati, an electric hint, but we were pissed about wicked parties. Crowns on image E and F are really good evidence, they show an upward flow direction on those antlers, whereas stag are otherwise downward etheric flow symbols, and often their nose points down or their tongue goes down.

There are some mix-and-match symbol combos, E also has lions mane, F has a lion face, G has a curved-beak-bird face (which is a downward/bidirectional). Image D shows the antlers as if they were side flows for a central flow path in the middle. Image C has the stag's head going up across a barrier (the color change in the background) and then it's nose does a downward loop-back. Image G shows a horizontal flow outward body pose, a "looking-back" inward head pose but antlers continue outward past a barrier. Image I, is an idea with several examples in my collection, it has a downward stag nose, an upward snake head, and then I wonder if the stag antlers are the continuation of upward snake flow but with changed morphology after passing through the mouth or head portal.

My collection of stags is here. https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/stag/

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