More About Forehead Snakes and Third Eye Symbols

More about forehead snakes. I remind myself of the talking moose quoting: The more you run over a dead cat, the flatter it gets. Why did I say that? I'm apologizing for repetition, but I think this is cool and worth saying more about. Click my name to see my post earlier today.

Image A, why is there a snake on the forehead? It's just another 'third eye' kind of symbol, lots in this collection: https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/forehead-third-eye/

But forehead symbols have nothing to do with vision or literal eyes or pineal glands. Forehead portal symbols can be for inflow, outflow or both. Snakeheads and long-neck-bird heads are outflow.

I'm asserting, proposing, that the snakehead is an outflow from the horizontal plane of a head-torus. A long-neck-bird means the same thing. I'm also asserting that that flow will often have a corresponding inflow on the opposite side.

Image L has a 'third eye' on the front and braids on the back, those braids are a side loop that originated at the waist (which is the horizontal plane of the body-torus). For Egyptologist and tourist, have a look at the back of heads, when there are snakes on the front. There ought to be some flow symbols, and not just headband ribbons.

Image E has a portal torus symbol, the upper half is transparent because it's in a higher-density-reality. I superimposed one of those snakes onto it, image F.

Image G comes from my collection of half-head symbols https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/half-head/ and I need to collect more examples, but I did the same snake superimposed photoshop using image H, I'm trying to show the upward flow of the snaketail, then flow going horizontally, then exiting and going upward again.

I've added horizontal birds, interchangable with those Ureus snakes. Those birds in J and K clearly have a horizontal flow direction. In image J, the vertical flow direction goes up into a higher portal above the head.