Wolf Nut Symbolism: P and W Energy Flows
Wolf Nut PW. The symbol of Rome (image A) is an arch like Nut on image C. Beneath the "A" label are letters "PW". What do P and W mean? Image B has a "P" and a "W" as seemingly opposite polarities, but not really, just below the "B" label. "P" is a downward flow (from the top), and "W" is an upward flow (from the bottom) kind of symbol. Both P and W are "inflow" toward the core, so they are both considered more divine/etheric than the ordinary upward flow of an Alpha.
Image D has an upward alpha (and an upward spearhead) and a downward "P" (and a bidirectional vajra) symbol. That's a quick summary of "P". But when you see it on a "chi rho", (there is one on image B), then the P is part of a bidirection vertical column/flow path.
Next I'm showing anchors on image E and F, because they illustrate how "W" works. The sharp pointy ends of the anchor near letter E and F, they resemble arrowheads, but that would be wrong. They are not upward flow symbols, they are like the shape on image G, where flow goes downward after crossing over the shoulder. So the anchor is a symbol of bottom converging flow that then goes upward in the center flow path, which is why there are spears on E and and upward snake on F. "W" is one of the variants of "omega", Both kinds of omega are considered opposite polarity of "alpha". So "P" and "W" both inflow toward the core, and Alpha is away from the core, "going up to heaven".
Image C has bidirectional symbols below the "C" label. upward cone hat on the right snake, downward ankh and curl-top-feathers on the left. The red circle is a portal through the arch barrier. Summary 1, Romulus and Remus are center flow bidirectional symbols. They are children, thus they mean etheric energy flow. They have bent legs for upward flow. The breasts are portals. The wolf legs are the side flows, one up one downward.
Summary 2, "Chi Rho" should not be a stopping point in learning. The letter shapes have meaning. The X is the diagonally crossing flows and the P is the vertical bidirectional center flow path.