X and Wheat as Opposite Polarity Flow Symbols

An X on image A, is opposite polarity of the wheat. What is polarity? Rephrased, it's what direction is the North outflow pointing?, up or down (or sometimes left or right or diagonal). Wheat is the upward flow, "X" on a side flow, is the bidirectional flow, mostly down. Isn't it sneaky. (more here: https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/x-horizontal/ ) Also sneaky are the lamb forelegs, pointing horizontally outward and then down. ( Lambs forelegs sometimes point backwards/inwards too). https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/lamb/

Image C with cloth covered bull head, and D with a cloth covered hand near a ring portal, and the other hand showing an upward flow stick with a red cone point at the top. The covered bullhead and covered hand are the inflow direction bringing flow into the core of the bull's body-torus or the human's body-torus.

The rest of image C is non-standard placements, so its confusing. The top of a heart where the tree trunk goes up, is the upward outflow of a torus. The house with the up-triangle roof is also an upward flow symbol. A sun with thin straight rays can be both inflow and outflow of high-density, and this particular sun doesn't have enough features to label it a Sol type portal. This particular Oxtail is showing a downward flow direction, which is standard for bull tails. ( Lion tails can be more complex).

Summary: I had these images A and C, just hanging around. They let me teach a bit about cloth-covered things, although I wonder if some men-of-the-cloth don't know of it. And making X's by tilting cross sticks is a neat trick. Noticing animal forelegs should become a habit for symbol decoders.