Yoga opens ‘demonic doors’ to ‘evil spirits,’ warns ex-psychic

While some think of yoga as a form of exercise or a way to clear the mind, others view it as a “demonic door” that opens its practitioners to oppression.

For former psychic-turned-Christian Jenn Nizza, yoga was once a ritualistic exercise she purposely used to connect to evil spirits. After leaving the occult and turning to Christ, Nizza uses her platform to speak out against the idea that yoga is simply all fun and innocent movements.

“I used to do yoga ritualistically, and the meditation aspect opened me up and helped me to receive communication from evil spirits,” Nizza detailed in an episode of Billy Hallowell’s “Playing With Fire” podcast.

“Yoga is a Hindu spiritual practice, and the word ‘yoga’ is rooted in Sanskrit. It means ‘to yoke to’ or ‘to unite with.’ And what they’re doing is … they have deliberate postures that pay tribute, honor, and worship to their false gods,” she explained.

According to Nizza, Hinduism has “over 330 million false gods, demons, and they’re honoring them with these postures. That’s what yoga is, and it is not just stretching and breathing.”

Nizza cited yoga as violating the biblical teaching in Exodus 23, which she summarized as commanding the faithful “not to worship any gods before our one true God” and “not to have any other gods before Him.”

“You’re opening demonic doors by practicing yoga because those postures that you’re doing are worshiping other little ‘g’ gods; not the one true God, of course, but Hindu demons,” Nizza said.

“The whole thing with the demonic spirits and in the Church and everything else, I think it seems that people either over-demonize or under-demonize,” Nizza added. “We’re not looking for a demon behind every corner. But we can’t be ignorant to the fact that they’re there and that there are practices that invite them and invoke them.”

“When you permit that and invite them into your space, you sign up for the following consequences. And that’s why the warning is so, so important.”

Nizza addressed Christians who believe yoga is merely series of physical postures and harmless as long as there is no malicious intention. She advised them to read Jeremiah 17:9, which she summarized as stating, “The heart is deceptive.”

“It’s not like you can take yoga, blast worship music, and cry out to Jesus. Or you say you’re praying while doing these exercises,” Nizza maintained. “People say to me, ‘Well, God knows my heart, God knows my heart.’ That’s right, and you should be concerned about that.”

“My friend Doreen said once, ‘You wouldn’t put Scripture on an Ouija board and think that it’s OK to do it.’… This is a real spiritual practice and super deceiving, especially because it has infiltrated the Church. So many people in the Church and many churches support yoga. It’s very heartbreaking.”

When someone practices yoga, they “open the door or sign up or give permission to demons to come into your space,” according to Nizza. She stressed that anyone who practices yoga “will be vulnerable to demonic oppression” and the variety of symptoms it causes.

Nizza listed many ways that demons can harm a person due to them practicing yoga.

“Anxiety, confusion, planting seeds of doubt, sickness sometimes even; they can affect your health. Again, as the Christian, spiritual confusion, spiritual vulnerability, not wanting to go to Church or open your Bible, anything that will lead you away from God, that’s what the battle is.”

Demons, she said, intend to “get you away from God, get you into disobedience to God as well, and then get you into sin,” adding: “It’s so, so dangerous to do that.”

“And then, of course, as a former psychic medium, when you go through … any form of New Age meditation, you’re opening yourself up to communication with demons as well, where maybe you’re hearing things or seeing things in your home, and you’re bringing that home with you. And my concern is for the soul of the person and their children, who you’re bringing that demonic oppression home to.”