Lion Face and Wavy Mane as Opposite Sides of a Ring Portal

Dr. Steven B Halls | September 2025

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Lion face and wavy mane, seem like opposite sides of a ring portal (marked with blue arrows). Wavy hair on human-symbol heads is usually a downward flow from the edge of a headband portal. Lion's wavy hair is probably the same intended meaning, but whether that is the important message or just some energy leakage from the edges of the portal, I'm not sure yet, and if it is, I don't know if it is shaping into electrostatics or magnetic flux.

Lion face and wavy mane seem like opposite sides of a ring portal, with the wavy hair being a downward flow from the edge of a headband portal, and lions showing an upward flow while bulls mean downward, with the nose pointing in the flow direction.

Image E even has spiral curls, which was a topic of a fairly recent post, a speculative questioning post with no firm answer.

Image F,G and H show a lion face connecting to a Sol portal, the kind of upward flow portal, which is consistent with my longstanding and reliable assertion that Lions mean upward (and Bulls mean downward) flow. The blood on image F could be a hint about a downward component, and the wavy hair being a downward flow too, hmmm. Image G is very confusing, the tail is an upward caduceus but also a loop-back downward. The lion face connects to a Sol, but a Luna is there too. The cross on the sphere on the lions head is a downward portal symbol. Meanwhile, the background has a lion face pointing upward.

The Egyptian examples seem like the face is a horizontal outflow that then goes downward on image I and J. The top of their heads have downward flow markings, a surprise to me. Many lions have a tongue out, and often then downward. Image K is a reminder that where the nose points is usually the flow direction. Some of the lion eyebrows, raised or lowered, remind me of how theatre masks show a flow direction (an Aug 30 post). There are lots of lions to study in this collection: https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/lion/ I may seem like the only person studying hair-as-a-symbol, but inevitably I later encounter surreal artists who already knew. I don't think it's just literal hair. Noticing is the first step.

Summary, there is more to Lion heads to be decoded.