Decoding the Energy Flow Secrets Within Paisley Patterns

Paisley. Image A reminded me of the loops of snake or long-neck-birds that go above a container brim and then loop back down into it. Containers like on image B and C.

Image D even shows a long-neck-bird making that curl and pointing its head down near letter "D". Image E is the same idea, and it's beak is pointing to a portal symbol on the mound of the wing.

Image F is good for establishing the general upward flow direction of a paisley. Image G has a flower at the bottom acting as the portal for the upward flow into those paisleys. Image H is fantastic for showing the main upward flow, and a smaller horizontal etheric flow at 90 degrees, a sort-of horizontal plane flow.

Image I and J from Mesoamerica, show flows horizontally that split into some going up and some going down. Image J also has a vertical upward flow that splits. Some of the split flows have loop curls, some don't.

Anyway, paisley shows a main flow direction and the tendency to curl, which seems to be a property of all energy flows. I typically say that any flow has a general direction and a tendency to also curve clockwise.