Decoding the Bidirectional Crozier Symbol

Crozier bidirectional. Finally some progress on the crozier symbol. My collecting of croziers had stalled because couldn't figure out what was happening with the animals. https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/crozier/

I knew previously that a crozier is a downward flow symbol, while image A's upward fingers are an upward flow, and image B's flail is an upward flow. But what are those animals and people doing inside the spiral of the crozier?

Most examples with a reptile forming the spiral, seems like upward flow, which is contradictory to the crozier being downward. But thanks to recently recognizing the "loop-back" https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/loop-back/ being very prevalent (see previous posts), we can now recognize the animals heads are facing each other.

Image D is the clearest to understand, because the curved-beak bird is there. It's a bidirectional symbol, equivalent to a Luna. https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/eagle/

The St. George/Michael in image H and I are using their spear as the downward flow. This is a very nice clue for why St. George layouts exist. https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/st-george/

When a horse curves its neck so that it's nose points down, that's a kind of loop-back, and image G has that happening. I'm not showing horse examples in this post, but you can find examples at the top of this collection: https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/donkey-horse/

I think we can now generalize to any animal, like the lambs in C, E and G, and the lion in F, when the animal turns its head to look backwards, (looking at the reptile), that probably means a flow reversal into a downward direction. Let me say that again:

When an animal turns it's head to look back at it's body, that body language is going to remind me to think about flow reversing direction, making a loop-back. This can happen not only at the top of a torus, it can and does happen in horizontal plane outflows, "side loops" and sunspot loopy plasma eruptions.

Croziers always have that node or torus symbol, just before the curl begins. I couldn't explain that before, but as a loop-back symbol, that torus is the portal where flow goes up into higher-density, and then comes back down into our-reality.