The Animalian Directions are an important part of LWC Theory. They are higher dimensional directions.
What are the Animalian Directions?
Like north, south, east, and west, up, and down, these are other directions for something like a mental signal or energy or physical matter to travel along.
In LWC Theory, signals and mental activity, like those sent to an arm to move it physically or to an imagined arm to move an imagined arm, are like packets of data, believed to be able to transfer into the higher dimensional Animalian Directions first before physical matter or energy can travel along them.
Like a signal that can be sent to a physical (or even to an imaginary) arm to move it in a chosen 3D direction like north or south or east or west.
With practice and knowledge and experience, physical energy and then physical matter are expected to be able to move along Animalian Directions also. After signals and mental activity can move along Animalian Directions.
Signals and Pressure
Signals can be sent into these directions, but also can be received from these directions, like signals traveling telling that an arm or leg is currently at a specific angle and so deducible to currently be in either north or south or east or west. Signals received from Animalian Directions might manifest as "pressure" or mental pressure.
How is this Biblical?
In the Bible, Animalian Directions are in a surprising amount of places.
Primarily in the words of the Deity Himself, in Job 38-41, you can find that the Deity's speech gives the Animalian Directions as much credibility as the Torah Law and Ten Commandments. Animalian Directions are also found in Ezekiel, Revelation, the Gospels, and in the Psalms.
If you look carefully, you'll see that much of the words of God in the Bible are actually spoken by prophets, or through the prophets. Most of the Bible is not spoken directly by the Deity.
Even a lot of the Torah Law is spoken by Moses as an intermediary, because the Israelites were afraid to listen to the Deity for more than the Ten Commandments (read about it in Exodus 20:18-22).
The Ten Commandments are spoken directly to mankind in Exodus 20. But for most of the Bible, prophets and indirect methods were used to hear divine words.
This is not the case with the Animalian Directions. Job 38-41 were recorded as spoken directly by the Deity. This would seem to give Animalian Directions an importance or prioritization or preeminence over many other parts of the Bible spoken or received by men, angels, nature, dreams, cleromancy (Urim and Thummim), or visions - all of those being more indirect methods of transmission.
The Four Living Creatures
In Ezekiel, the Four Living Creatures have animal faces. These match the Animalian directions of Lion, Ox, and Eagle. The Human face matches the common human perception of the 3D directions of north, south, east, west, up, and down that you already know of. In Ezekiel, the Four Living Creatures did not turn as they moved. This means that each of their animal faces always faced the same direction. Logically, each animal face corresponded to a specific direction, because each face didn't face any other direction. The Four Living Creatures show up at least twice in Ezekiel, and also in Revelation.
Animalians in the Messiah's Teaching
In the Gospels, Jesus taught about Crows (specifically, feeding Crows), Oxen, Donkeys, and Mangers, all of which are in the Animalian Direction list and descriptions in Job 38-39. Jesus also quoted the description of the Eagle Direction that is in Job 39. See Luke 12:24, Job 38:41, Luke 14:19, Luke 13:15, Luke 14:5, Job 39:8-12, John 12:15.
Matthew 24:28 and Luke 17:37 have aetoi in the original Greek, which means Eagles instead of vultures. This is a quote or reference to Job 39:27-30, the description of the Eagle Direction.
Animalians in Book of Job and in Psalms
The Animalian Directions are also in the Psalms. Psalm 104 includes Wild Donkeys, Birds like Crows, Mountain Goats, Lions, and Leviathan. All of these are Animalian Directions in Job 38-41.
Summary
Job 38-41 is a specific sequence and map. Each Animalian Direction has a description, but they also each have criteria for transition to the next Animalian Direction in the sequential list. Like a description for moving from one angle to another, like from 150° to 151°, but in higher dimensions, which is not as intuitive as moving from one angle to another in ordinary 3D directions. It may seem obvious how to move from East to North, but not for a 2D Flatlander living in 2D Flatland. (East to North is a 90° angle and therefore 3D, if up and down are already presumed directions in 2D Flatland.)
