Sigil of Paimon - Occult Symbol from The Lesser Key of Solomon #2075027 (License: Personal Use)

This intricate sigil represents Paimon, a high-ranking king of demons in the 17th-century grimoire *The Lesser Key of Solomon* (Ars Goetia), said to grant knowledge of arts, sciences, and secrets. The outer ring bears the letters X, P, H, E, N-possibly encoding divine or planetary correspondences-while inner glyphs include cross-like figures and looping lines symbolizing binding and invocation. Traditionally used in ceremonial magic for summoning and pact-making, the sigil serves as a focal point for meditation and ritual work.

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