Wavy Texture Above Headbands and Roundhead Energy Portals

Above a headband, many roundhead symbols have wavy texture.

Is it "just hair" or a symbol of high-density energy?

https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/wavy-above-headband/ For background, the head is a torus in symbolism, often used as a portal for the body-torus.

The halfway point of a head-torus is often marked with a headband, indicating the barrier between our-reality and a higher-density reality.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/178FuxLCKw/ This post has a simple purpose, to show it's not just hair, not just water, it's energy.

A later post will contrast the fine wavy texture with tight spirals (like the lower hair on image C, and thicker wavy hair (like the guy on image B).

Image A shows fine wavy and thicker wavy texture, which is high-density versus our-density.

Image B has two polarities.

The roundhead woman has bidirectional arm connections, and the ring-portal above the guys head indicates he is the upward flow guy, (his arms are tricky but consistent for upward side flow).

Image C is holding portal symbols in both hands (and his roundhead).

Image D above the headband has a fancy building with a dome.

Fancy buildings are a symbol of higher-density reality.

Image E has side flow hair that is marked as higher-density, flowing to-/from- the roundhead portal.

Image L also has side flow hair, one side is wavy, the other side is crosshatched (which is more etheric), but flow direction is not marked.

Image F has a wavy half-circle portal, so it's a similar concept to the roundhead domes.

Image G and H have wavy diagonal shapes near letter G and H, representing the etheric high-density region.

Image I has an upward outflow from a container ( from the core) that flows to the sides and downward.

Water or literal liquids don't behave this way.

Magnetic flux certainly does, and symbolism is about high-density flux.

Image J, the water at the bottom, isn't literal.

Notice it is hair, but not literal hair.

Also notice the downward flow (marked by a downward bird) and how it changes texture as it crosses a barrier.

That's pretty cool.

Image K has those diagonal wavy flows, and also has a wavy dome shape which is the upper half of a portal symbol.

The rectangular structure with a "door" is the lower half.

Image M uses water waves in a similar way to image J, and the snake-loop plus the lily pad are serving as the portal.

The straight and bent legs show bidirectional flow via that portal.

The mace also shows upward flow.