Sun Rays as Directional Energy Flow Indicators

Dr. Steven B Halls | September 2026

This material was originally posted to Facebook on 2025-08-01 - view original post.

The "sun" symbol on image A has straight rays and wavy rays. Long ago I worked out that straight was outflow and wavy was inflow toward the core, but later I grew uncertain, but now I'm certain again.

Images A to J showing sun and portal symbols: a sun with straight outflow rays and wavy inflow rays, the horizontal plane of a torus with multiple inflows and outflows, rotating carousel symbols, half-head portals, a look down at the top of a head, and Arabic calligraphy letters with straight upward strokes and wavy S-shaped downward strokes, including an upward I, an upward J and a V from a portal.

When a round symbol like image A has more than the standard 8 portals or flow paths, I assume it refers to the horizontal plane of a torus, which is illustrated in image B, C, D and E. The horizontal plane can have multiple inflows and outflows ( and they are rotating, hence the carousel symbols D and E). Image F is using a half-head as a portal symbol. (and B is too). Image G is looking down at the top of the head of F.

Image J from Arabic calligraphy has the straight (upward) and wavy "S" shape as the downward flow direction. Image H has an upward "I". Image I has an upward "J" and the opposite sides have "S" shaped for the downward/bidirectional symbols. The "V" on image I is upward flow from a portal, and the "P" is bidirectional, which center flow is supposed to be.

Later, I will post about the calligraphy equivalent of the "V", which also seems to have a bidirectional aspect (but mostly up). Image A should be considered a bidirectional portal symbol to- and from- a higher-density reality (like Heaven). Passing through the horizontal plane of a portal torus is how a lot of portal symbols seem to work.