Mithras Imagery, Bull and Lion Symbols, and Flow Polarity

Mithras not real?

Normally a bull head points downward like image F, and the bent back of a hundred minotaur statues also indicates the meaning is downward flow (ie, the good divine, etheric kind of energy coming to us).

The rest are not Mithras (except image A).

A horizontal animal body is a horizontal plane flow symbol.

These images have the head curving the flow upward, which is the point of the statues.

It's an inconsequential point, because lots of horizontal outflows can go up.

Maybe it was originally just a teaching point about the bull symbol, and a brand of symbolism school held in those Mithraeums.

And maybe they did extra stuff like masons in lodges nowadays.

Their lodge layout for seating is remarkably similar.

A knife in image A has the same meaning as the lion bite in image D.

Lions biting bulls at that position is very common.

Sometimes the bull heads go up, but there are a variety of poses in this collection: https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/biting-animals/ The meaning is about side flow loops, that is, side flow that connects into the top of a body-torus of a horizontal animal, and that side flow may have come from below or above.

The arms on image A and H are showing opposite polarity flow connections to the bull, one up, one down.

So it's ho hum, same old, same old stuff.

George and Michael pictograms have an equal amount of complexity to Mithras, but ultimately their hidden code is about ups and downs flow connections.

A down spear into an up reptile head, at it's neck, is a bidirectional.

A sneaky one, for sure.