What does it mean in contrast to the upright? What influence does it have to not only black magick but magick in general ? There’s so many ideas and interpretation but what affect does it have to your magick ? Feedback needed …
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Hello!
The pentagram represents human being in harmony with God and his commandments for all creation, (=the star in the circle). Human being here has given up his true self and subordinates to whatever.
The inverted penragram without a circle(!) represents the humam being as individual. It is turned upside down, because the individual follows his own laws and does not care if there is a God or not. He is his own creator; also: the snake that comes out of its own mouth, the egyptian symbol of the scarab, the butterfly… --> luciferian rebirth
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It’s a symbol. Whatever meaning you give to it, would affect your practice according to the way you use it. If it’s just a symbol of your LHP then that’s what it is and won’t have any further effect. But if you use it as part of a sigil of desire in a spell or as symbol of Satan in an evocation, now it will have a different effect that corresponds with the whole design or structure of the ritual or spell.
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The pentagram is the most popular and recognizable symbol of Magick. Some claim whether its inverted or its standard position its five points are the four elements or gatekeepers and the fifth point is your spirit or will as the 5th gatekeeper to your mind and body.
The inverted pentagram is structurally the same as the standard pentagram configuration, so it symbolizes the same elements.
The reality is no matter what the configuration the real meaning of any symbol is up to the individual and how he uses it.
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The inverted Pentagram is the power of Satan as ruler of the Earth. The circle around it is the feminin principle, the Mother of Creation.
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