Cone-shaped tassels and cross-linked ropes symbolism

Dr. Steven B Halls | September 2026

This material was originally posted to Facebook on 2025-02-19 - view original post.

Tassels on cone-shaped cross-linked ropes like image A. Why? A wormhole or connection tube like image G, it tapers in the middle. Why? My spiral cone in image H, made to explore the idea of how connecting tubes are built from many small tori (shown as sphere magnets). Why and how does it get small at the upper tip?

Tassels on cone-shaped ropes represent upward etheric flow and connection tubes built from small tori. These symbols trace side flows between body and

Tassels mean an upward flow, and I think they trace back to the "little lines" symbol at the bottom of the hair on image E, which marks a flow as etheric/higher-density.

Image B and D show that this cone-of-tassels symbol is not just a hair style. They are "side flow" symbols, and in these examples, they have upward flow.

Image C has has the tassel-cones going from shoulders to ears, making a side-loop from the horizontal plane of a body-torus to the horizontal plane of a head-torus. Image L uses ceramic handles to show side-loops. Image F does the same, except it uses breasts as the outflow symbol and the flow goes up to ears level.

So I'm asking a question to the universe, why do these get small at the top? Then I realized that every "conehead" in my collection is potentially holding the answer. Image I, J and K are examples.

That's my homework. More examples of things I've mentioned: https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/conehead/ https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/tassels/ https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/side-loop/ https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/little-lines/ https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/breasts/

By working to understand symbols, I hope to bring inspirations to people thinking theoretically about physics outside the constraints of the standard model.