The north is the crown of the head, the highest pole of the body, and out of it the energy rises as a spinning wind and turns back on itself, fire folding inward rather than burning outward. What looks like a storm at the top of the skull is the moving power of the spine reaching the brain and coiling there, spirit gathered into the head instead of spent in the world below.
The amber glow at the center is the color of that gathered light, the seat of vision opening once the fire stops running downward. What appears as a storm outside is the life-force rising to the top of a person and shining from within.
Whirlwind: the coiled energy of the spine spinning up the back and into the head
North: the crown of the skull, the highest pole where the risen power gathers
Cloud: the veiling mist around a truth that has not yet cleared into sight
Fire infolding itself: the life-force turned inward and upward instead of burning outward into the senses
Amber: the golden inner light at the center of the head, the color of opened vision