Bird Trees: Linking Birds in Trees to Birds Above Barriers

Bird trees. This post is one of several that hopes to link "birds in trees" to "birds above lotus flowers" in Egypt (image L), which was shown on my previous post.

Birds like image K can mean a portal symbol, just by sitting still, the portal is marked on the wing, but it's usually a vertical flow through the bird body that is intended. The other way birds serve as portal symbols is when their wings are extended like image I and J. Wings are the barrier and whatever is in-between those wings, like a bird body, or a circle "J" or a connection tube "I", is the the portal.

Tree of life symbols are sometimes using the trunk as a connection tube, with flow going from a lower circular torus symbol (image A) to an upper circle. The lower torus might be just a half-circle or upward bulge, like B, C,E,F and G. But not always. Sometimes tree-of-life uses a knot in the trunk to mark the horizontal plane, with an inflow zone (roots) at the bottom, and outflow zone (tree leaves) at the top.

Flowers are well known as portal symbols, and they are quite generic about flow direction and density. Birds and flowers together, on image E,F,G and H.

Image H uses the brim of the bowl as a portal from a lower density to a higher density. More containers with brims, and flowers, will be on subsequent posts. I'll mention image D, it's a fancy building (meaning higher density structure) between wings-portal, above clouds. Image D uses a building similarly, as if the whole round tree is hgiher density.

Question: Why would a rounded tree shape, representing a higher-density torus, why would it have multiple flower and bird portals inside it? Now comes pure speculation... maybe the message is that higher-density can be a transit station to go through others portals and connect to all sorts of other realities or places.

I'll say about image L, the birds are above a barrier made of lotus and flower buds. Mentally substitute triangles pointing up and down, and you have alternating symbols, typical of barriers. MANY barrier examples are in this collection: https://se.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/barrier/ see also: https://se.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/bird-portals/ https://se.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/wings-portal/

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