Baphomet Pentagram Symbol - Occult Iconography and Meaning #1441455 (License: Personal Use)

This image depicts the Baphomet sigil, popularized by Éliphas Lévi in 1854, combining a goat-headed androgyne within an inverted pentagram enclosed by a circle. The surrounding runes (including Tau, V, and X) and serpentine motifs represent alchemical duality, spiritual balance, and forbidden knowledge. It is widely adopted in modern occultism, particularly by The Satanic Temple and LaVeyan Satanism, as a symbol of rational rebellion and self-deification.

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