Decoding the LUX Symbol in Ancient Imagery

Feeling LUX'y ? Are you? This is just a quickie one-off post because I found a LVX on image A. I haven't run across any others like it so far, so nothing can be proved by this. But I do know that "L" is an upward flow symbol, and an upside down L is a downward. "X" is a bidirectional-but-downward as it's most important attribute. "V" and "Y" are also bidirectional.

Center flow with it's portal symbol above the head in image B,C and D are also bidirectional. B and D show the two kinds of omega symbols. The "O" on images B,C and D can easily interchange with an omega, so I conclude the "O" is also a bidirectional portal symbol. "N" never changes, it is always on one side portal, so it is a portal to the upward flow side. I have plenty of examples in this collection, https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/icxc/ from when I was figuring out IC and XC, which are also portal markers, but they are outside the halo, so they are portals of a bigger enclosing torus. IC is the upward side, XC is the downward-bidirectional side (like a Luna portal).

Anyway, we're taught LUX means light. I can accept that by thinking that "light" should have all the densities of energy flow structure, like how caduceus and chakras have a center flow and two side flows. I sometimes like to theorize about the structure of a photon, (not shown) but so far, I haven't been able to include 'the three' into it.