Allah Calligraphy Layout and Etheric Flow Density Indicators

More noticing of Allah artistic elements. Please see my post earlier today first: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19Ag49hJ6G/ On image A, the caligraphic elements of Allah go across the middle of the teardrop shape, which is the horizontal plane of a torus symbol. On image E, they are also across the middle. Image B is very equivalent.

The ribbon doing a cross-over a forearm, is a side flow entering at the horizontal plane and flowing into the core, at the waist level. Then the flow goes out the right side and up. Image C uses upward horse necks on the middle and right, while the left horse is clearly a downward. It's far from perfect but it shows that an artist knew about the up and down directions.

Image F has a red clothes bent-over person, resembling the shape of a lower case "a" in English. What does that mean? I'm reasonably sure that it means a downward flow direction, based on this collection: https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/back-bent-hunched/ Image D is awesome because in symbolism, smaller things mean etheric/higher-density. And when you put words onto a flow symbol, it means the flow is etheric/higher-density. Many examples here: https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/word-beams/ So the left side of the Allah pictogram is more etheric than the right side.

On image G, circled in green, this might be a known word, but it also is made of very small lines with high density. Several variations of this word can be interchangable. I happen to think it is serving an equivalent role to a Luna portal symbol. On image H, circled in blue, this is the symbol I do not yet recognize. It might be like a Theta, https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/theta/ which is a downward kind of portal symbol. Or it might be like this symbol I call "db oval" https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/db-oval/ which is used in places where bidirectional is appropriate. Or, I have some Greek 'phi' symbols in here: https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/phi-spiral-curl/ but this collection is mostly about curls.

Summary: My previous post is simpler, and this post just shows bits of evidence about various layout hints, that artists knew, that we are just re-discovering.