Teapots and Fountains as High-Density Energy Flow

A moron explains teapots and fountains. The flow comes out horizontally from the side and then goes up, image A and C. The flow comes out horizontally and then goes down, image G and H.

In symbolism, that water is high-density energy flow, not literal. This kind of energy is not even shown on modern torus diagrams like image B, but this is the MOST important part for symbolism.

On image H, the highest water spout is like the North outflow of a magnetic torus, and symbolism usually ignores it as unimportant (unless there is a connecting tube shown at the center of it).

The horizontal flow near letter H is also fairly unimportant, but the flows that go up or down, by rejoining pre-existing side flows going up or down, that's where symbolism puts the most attention.

Image D has a narrow neck container near letter D, which is an outflow upward. Meanwhile the cup or bowl receives downward inflowing symbolic water/energy. If you zoom into image G, and to the upward shooting water on E and F, those use narrow-neck-containers.

Physicists are adapting to accept that "monopoles" can exist, and I am trying to discourage them from saying "north monopole" and "south monopole", and instead use "outflow" (away from the core) and "inflow" toward the core". I hope that catches on, because it's how this water symbolism is working, and it's knowledge that has persisted thousands of years. We probably have to put up with "black hole" (inflow) and "white hole" (outflow) for a while.

The diagram on image D, and the fountains of E and F are just trying to teach us that horizontal plane flows can be going out or coming in.

One last thing, image C has a square-ish shape representing a torus, whereas most teapots use the round shape, but that's OK.