Helical Tube Formation from Portal Energy Jets

Dr. Steven B Halls | September 2026

This material was originally posted to Facebook on 2025-02-10 - view original post.

When energy enters a new reality, diagrammed on image A, through a portal ring that looks like swirly cloudy eddys, energy jets in and then spreads out, like the brown part of image A. At the center, it may resemble fire, perhaps with light and jagged edges. How does that become the caduceus-like helical strands? (or tubes) Most symbolism art (ancient and surreal) doesn't quite explain it. Hence this post attempts to. (Which grammar rules have I violated?)

Exploring how energy entering a new reality through portal rings naturally curves and forms spiraling chains of tori, creating magnetic tubes that con

Referring to surreal art on image B, and looking at just one of the columns, there are clouds at the bottom. I'm proposing that the cloudy energy moving upward, also wants to move clockwise as an intrinsic property in our universe, and whenever energy moves in a curve, it creates some magnetic flux going upward on the inner concave part of the curve. Then, I believe that naturally matures into forming a complete torus. Image B is showing this, with spheres forming inside the cloudy helical column.

Image C is by Alex Grey who is usually very accurate, and he's showing helix of bubbles representing tori, going upward.

Image D is from me, struggling with one of those midjourney A.I.s. Each torus bubble from image C has a magnetic effect, and I think they will behave like sphere magnets and eventually attract each other to make a tube like image F (but with a spiral). Image G also tries to show these spiralling tori.

Image E is using water spray as an analogy. Every torus has a precession of it's north outflow. It's not a constant energy spray at the North center. Imagine bubble tori forming in that water spray.

Image H, I, J, K and L are examples of symbolism showing the origin of a connection tube, eventually connecting one torus to a distant one, like image L.

I think, a precessing spray of cloud that makes torus bubbles, will try to make tubes naturally, because of the precessional spray pattern. Quoting highlander "there can be only one" at the center. Other tubes will form too, but they will want to deviate their path to curve away from the center, to reduce the pressure they feel.

OK, done for now. I think other surreal artists are thinking about tori and spiral tube formation in the same way. Next question will be, why does it form a cone? Does it lose tori, or do they deflate or become more compact?