Small Proofs of Egyptian Symbolism and Flow Direction

Small proofs of near trivia in Egypt. But first, image A is modern by someone who drew the boundary between realities with a color change from grey to white background. Letter "A" is on that barrier. The vertical snake flow goes up above it and then does a loop-back. The stylized tree shows the the barrier where the trunk begins branching, which was on a previous post of mine. This artist knew the symbolism meanings before I did.

Image B and zoomed image C shows a snake going up above a barrier and doing a loop-back into the top of an upward-bulge portal symbol. It's not an upside-down bowl, it's not "bread", it's a portal symbol. There is also one on image G.

Image D is a proof that the feather with a curve on top, is a downward flow, because of the bird beak curving down into it. There is a similar feather on image G. I was always uncertain about that feather, until realizing that these Thoth style of long-neck-birds doing a downward curve of their beak, is a form of loop-back. Now I'm certain.

Image E and F are about a trivial detail on the back of the chair, looking like a cushion or a folded cloth. I started thinking today, that it's yet another form of side-flow upward symbol doing a loop back and entering the horizontal plane at the thighs level. Image E shows a "Was" or Authority sceptor superimposed on that cloth, and the Was sceptor simply marks side flows. ( A person holding a Was sceptor is not an authority, he/she is representing a side flow.)

Another cool detail is on image F, click to zoom in and see a little snake going upward on the flail ( which is an upward flow symbol) and then the snake does a loop-back inward.

A snake on image G goes up above that barrier, over an elbow, then a loop-back downward. You'll see in later symbolism, lots of cloths making a cross-over of an elbow, (instead of using a snake, using cloth), but flow direction of cloth is more tricky.

One day, knowing these little details will matter.