Baphomet Inverted Pentagram Symbol - Occult Iconography Explained #2302743 (License: Personal Use)

This image shows the iconic Baphomet symbol as popularized by Éliphas Lévi in the 19th century: a goat-headed hermaphroditic figure with wings, torch, and caduceus, inscribed within an inverted pentagram and circumscribed by a circle. The design embodies dualistic principles-light/dark, male/female, spiritual/material-and is widely adopted in ceremonial magic, Satanism (e.g., Church of Satan), and neopagan traditions. Its stark black-on-white rendering emphasizes its use in ritual diagrams, tattoos, and symbolic art.

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