Curved Versus Straight Horns Symbolism Bidirectional Flow

The curved horns versus straight horns.

Straight being outflow away from the source, and can be up, down or horizontally on image D and E.

The curvy horns, the rhytons on image A, B and C, seem to be bidirectional.

The upper brim of these is the portal to higher density, but the animals at the skinny bottom end are showing downward flow.

Image C has an upward fruit cone above it's brim.

This post is another example of the 'straight versus curvy" markers in symbolism.

The curvy tends to be the downward etheric/higher-density/divine kind of flow.

Image F and G are easy to see the downward.

But image H has downward feet and seemingly upward curvy horn on the opposite side.

Image I has no clues, other than showing the open end of the horn is the portal.

Image J and K are associating this shofar horn with the Luna symbol, which is the down/bidirectional flow kind of portal.

Image L has a portal at the top, but no clues about direction.

Image M has red clothes with upward spears, and the white clothes people with curvy horns are the opposite polarity.

Image N has an upward fire in one hand, and a curvy horn in the other hand.

Image O has a horn with uncertain flow direction, but the Lion and the Bull are opposite polarity symbols, so I'm infering this horn is about having both polarities, bidirectional.

Ths is all pretty sneaky coding, but it finally explains why rhyton horns like image A would fall within the category of etheric/divine energy flow coming down to us.