Straight and Curvy Line Symbolism

Dr. Steven B Halls | August 2025

This material was originally posted to Facebook on 2025-08-26 - view original post.

Continuing my rant from my 2 previous posts, image A is an example called proto-Semitic, Phonecian, paleo-Hebrew, and image B is a close-up of a few of them.

Continuing my rant from my 2 previous posts, image A is an example called proto-Semitic, Phonecian, paleo-Hebrew, and image B is a close-up of a few of them. Suppose the only symbol you know is Taurus the bull (image C), then it might be how someone thought image B was a bullhead. But images D, E and F are examples from my posts during the last month about how a straight line is the upward flow and the curvy line is the downward flow. Together they make a downward/bidirectional polarity symbol,

Suppose the only symbol you know is Taurus the bull (image C), then it might be how someone thought image B was a bullhead.

But images D, E and F are examples from my posts during the last month about how a straight line is the upward flow and the curvy line is the downward flow.

Together they make a downward/bidirectional polarity symbol, considered etheric and divine kind of energy.

So image B in my opinion, is not a bullhead, just an accidental coincidence that a bull happens to be a downward/bidirectional/etheric symbol.