Cone Foreheads and Facial Symbols for Etheric Flow

My process, my fails.

The forehead shaped like an up-triangle or up-cone.

From my recent post about eyebrows going down or up, https://www.facebook.com/share/p/14Ko3JKsmYv/ I also noticed that a lot of foreheads on the "up" flow side were cone-shaped.

I asked myself, what does that mean?, or is it just a hairstyle?

When I don't even know if something is a symbol, I use a process to find out, and it usually only takes a few days.

I begin a collection on pinterest, pinning examples into a board like this: https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/cone-forehead/ At the bottom (the earliest part) of the collection are just examples of heads/faces with no hints, but these teach the pinterest algorithm to find more and more of them to show me later.

Later, I start getting examples with extra hints in the headgear.

These are the ones I'm showing in this post.

My conclusion so far is: Yes, a cone-shaped forehead WAS a symbol of upward flow, but apparently only during the Greek and Roman timeframes, but forgotten after that.

Image A with hair-snakes, also has the upward eyebrows.

Plenty of Medussas have the cone-forehead, and hair-snakes were a symbol of "Sol" portal type upward flow, and later the headband spikes or crown spikes on image E,F and G became more popular.

I did not see any downward eyebrows with hair-snakes or spikes.

It was extremely rare to see grapes (downward symbol) with a cone-forehead, but I did find one, and this is important to say, some face symbols are supposed to be bidirectional.

Image J is an example of bidirectional, it has upward eyebrows, cone forehead, but a downward tongue.

So it's a great centerflow portal symbol (for bidirectional access and benefit from higher-density).

Image C and D are examples preceeding GrecoRoman.

Image H is upward flow into that container, and it's brim is the portal to the next higher density.

Image I is fun because the braided hair on one side is etheric upward flow, and the spiral hair ( which I think is variant of wavy hair) is downward flow.

Summary, I don't think cone-forehead will be useful worldwide, but I think it had a meaning at one point in time.