Fallen Angels

Fallen angels are traditionally understood as beings, often angels, who rebelled against divine authority and were consequently cast out of Heaven. In many religious and mythological traditions, they are associated with evil, temptation, or chaos, with Lucifer (or Satan) being the most prominent example. The concept highlights the idea of celestial beings who chose pride or disobedience over loyalty to the divine, leading to their fall. While interpretations vary across cultures and texts, fallen angels typically symbolize the consequences of moral rebellion and the ongoing struggle between good and evil.