Decoding Egyptian Oil Lamps as Flow Indicators

Oil lamp flow. Image A and B seem to have 'oil lamps' as a literal objects, but they helped solve a symbolism meaning. Image C and D come from a collection that I named 'Pipes', because of a resemblance to native peace pipes, but now I know that is incorrect. It is fire coming out of the cup at the end of it, (sometimes they look like snaketails, which confused me). There are lots of Egyptian examples at the bottom of this collection: https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/pipe/

Now I think this object in C and D is a symbolic 'oil lamp' and on the proximal end of it are various symbols like a hawk-head / curved-beak-bird which indicates the flow direction goes distally toward the fire.

Images E, F and G are other oil lamps, and the important thing is nearly all of them in my collection have markings that indicate the outflow to the fire is a horizontal plane outflow, ie, an etheric high-density outflow.

Many of the Egyptian examples also have pouring zigzag energy symbols from a container, which is an outflow too. Image F is a horizontal outflow from a head-torus symbol, via the mouth.

The Egyptian images C and D also use a horizontal arm symbol, and this strengthens my belief that a horizontal arm is a horizontal plane marker symbol. https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/horizontal-arm-egypt/

Summary: The Egyptian symbolic oil lamp symbol is simply showing a horizontal plane flow direction.