Roundhead Downward Flow and Corinthian Helmet Symbolism
A round shape above a headband is the upper half of a portal, so it is in higher-density.
That's non-specific about flow directions, but round and cone shapes tend to be opposite polarities, like on image A and B.
The modern artist of image A knows this.
This post looks at Corinthian helmets that have directional hints, showing downward flow.
Image C has the nose of the animal pointing downward.
Curled fingers are sometimes a downward symbol too.
Funny how that works, straight tends to be upward, curvy things tend to mean downward or bidirectional.
That ram head on image C, it's great to know it's usually just a flow direction symbol, and downward flow is the good kind of etheric/higher-density energy coming to us.
We were taught crazy stuff and now we can set all that aside, because it's so simple.
Image D has long-neck-birds doing loop-backs, and those are the good meaning for downward flow too.
Image E has curved-beak birds, another bidirectional/downward marker.
Image F and G have an extra thing about the helmets that I call "mohawk" and they are loop-back symbols, so they add to the evidence about Corinthian roundheads.
Image G uses the forelegs of the animal to indicate downward flow.
Sphinxes on these helmets do the same thing (not shown).
https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/roundhead/ https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/conehead/ https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/helmet-corinthian/ https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/mohawk/ https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/loop-back-long-neck/ I'll make future posts where a round head has textures on the hair, and I wanted to introduce some easy roundheads first.