Side Loops, Flying Buttresses, and the Three Pattern

Dr. Steven B Halls | September 2026

This material was originally posted to Facebook on 2025-01-21 - view original post.

Side loops of symbolism energy flow on image B, hopping from the horizontal plane of one torus to another, you've seen this on my previous posts. If those curvy side loops were missing, the center stuff would still look like a djed from Egypt.

Side loops hopping between torus planes create the djed-like appearance, with flying buttresses and triptych concepts linking center flows, side flows

What about flying buttresses?

Image C was just a drawing, but it has the tryptich concept of a big central flow and two side flows, ('the three'). and the side flows have connections to the center.

Image D and E have 'the three' plus two extra outer side flows making 'the five-in-a-row'. Connections to the center are not as clear, but some are there. D's up-fish attribute is the upward flow to that Sol type portal symbol, so the opposite side is the downward bidirectional flow side from that Luna type portal symbol. Above the wings barrier on image D, is another smaller version of 'the three'.

For the cathedrals, of course there is a literal structural strength reason for buttresses, and some of the symbolism is compromised in order to get enough support strength.

Most people seeing this post will have initial difficulties to see this pattern. I'm just giving something to practice with. Center flow (within a torus whose boundaries are not shown), and side flows that have connections to- and from-the center. That's the pattern to look for in these ancient diagrams.