Moose and Interchangeable Animals in Ancient Flow Symbolism

The Moose has a downward curve at its nose. It's like image E, the kind of long-neck-bird that is "Thoth" in a scribe pose.

The Thoth pose (not shown) makes him a loop-back etheric bidirectional flow symbol, and he can be paired with Anubis, whose pointy ears are the upward flow side. https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/thoth/ https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/anubis/ Now everyone thinks I'm delusional, because "everyone knows" the stories of Thoth and Anubis. What I show is a lot of evidence of interchangeable animals in the same flow layouts, in my recent posts. Remember: the Art involves stories for commoners, hidden meaning for elites.

Image A shows the Moose neck making a flow up from center and then downward at the distal nose side, at least until the waist/ horizontal body level. Image C's Moose noses are equivalent to those double-head eagles whose heads with curved beaks diverge. https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/eagle-two-head/

Image D's Makara and H's elephants are also sending flow from center into a side flow, until reaching waist level, then the child/etheric elephant is sending flow up to the waist level, and back into the horizontal plane of the bigger animal.

I have no wise insights about these, I'm just showing they fit a pattern of making flow loops of various kinds. If ancients thought it was important to teach and preserve in stone, the existence of these loops, that's fine. But if there is some further reason beyond that, I haven't found it yet.

See my previous post about horses. A tap on my name will show my FB timeline. The moose is close to my heart, from talking moose software. Some day, I hope you download and try it. It's safe.