Ex-psychic Jenn Nizza is hitting back at arguments that Halloween isn’t that dangerous.
“Halloween is not redeemable,” she wrote in a set of Instagram slides, first addressing the argument that Halloween, a.k.a. All Hallow’s Eve, is Christian.
Nizza stated, “The name is Christian. The fruit isn’t…You can’t judge a holiday by its etymology — you judge it by what it glorifies.”
“It didn’t start with candy,” she continued. “Halloween comes from Samhain — an ancient Celtic festival where the line between the living and the dead was believed to be thinnest.”
Nizza added, “Look at what it celebrates — death, witches & demons, ghosts & seances, spirit contact dressed up as decor. We don’t celebrate what Christ defeated.”
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She also addressed those who say things like “But it’s just fun!”
“That’s exactly how doors open,” Nizza wrote, directing people to Ephesians 5:11 — “Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them.” — and 1 Thessalonians 5:22 — “Abstain from all appearance of evil.”
She continued, “I spent 25 years in the occult. I know the difference between harmless fun and a spiritual door. Halloween isn’t neutral ground.”
“This October, choose light,” Nizza urged her followers. “You don’t need a darker holiday with a Christian sticker on it. You need Jesus — the Light no darkness can overcome.”
Nizza has previously warned people against engaging with seemingly-harmless occult paraphernalia around the Halloween season. In a 2025 interview with CBN News, she said, “I am a former psychic, and I am noticing that…tools of divination, such as the Ouija board, tarot cards, they are marketed more in the Halloween season.”
“Parties are having tarot card readers. You’re seeing this in your Home Goods, your CVS. Your kids are going to these stores — Five Below, and they are glorifying tools of divination, making them seem fun and that it’s no big deal,” she continued. “Interesting how it goes along with the Halloween season, isn’t it? There’s something demonic there.”
Nizza isn’t the only person warning people about the dangers of Halloween. Last year, worship artist Forrest Frank shared a clip of a “former satanic cult leader” speaking about the holiday.
“The truth about Halloween — Halloween is the highest day on the Satanic calendar,” he said. “It is also the night of the year where there is the most human sacrifice on the whole planet. So, if we look at it in a — let’s call it the popular culture aspect first. So many people think Halloween is about candy and it’s about dress-up, but they don’t question the meaning behind it.”
He continued, “We have to make sure that we are in righteous standing with God, that we do not have any hidden sin or open doors in our life. Then, it is about praying. Being in serious prayer that people who celebrate Halloween…that whilst they are doing that, they will actually have a true encounter with Christ.”
As we approach Halloween, it’s important to be aware of the dangers of interacting with these occult elements, no matter how harmless they might seem.
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