The Sigil of Baphomet is a symbol associated with the Church of Satan and represents the concept of Satanism. It features a goat's head within an inverted pentagram, surrounded by a circle and various inscriptions. The sigil is often used to signify the rejection of traditional religious beliefs and the embrace of individualism and personal freedom. The image of Baphomet itself is often depicted as a winged goat, symbolizing duality and balance between opposites, such as good and evil. This figure has historical roots in various occult traditions and has been linked to figures like Eliphas Lévi, who popularized the modern interpretation of Baphomet in the 19th century.