Baphomet Pentagram Symbol - Occult Iconography and Meaning #1441444 (License: Personal Use)

This image displays the well-known Baphomet sigil, popularized by Éliphas Lévi in the 19th century, combining Hermetic, Kabbalistic, and alchemical symbolism. The inverted pentagram encloses a hermaphroditic goat-headed deity with wings, torch, and caduceus-like arms, surrounded by a double circle inscribed with Hebrew letters (often interpreted as “Leviathan” or divine names). The red-on-black contrast emphasizes its use in ceremonial magic, satanic iconography, and modern occult aesthetics.

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