Ex-Psychic Warns Netflix About Demonic Dangers of Zodiac Watch List

Netflix's Zodiac Watch List: A Demonic Doorway

• 💡 Netflix's new Zodiac Watch List is described as a "demonic doorway" that promotes a dangerous spiritual ideology.
• 🎯 The feature, launched August 21st, allows users to browse movies by horoscope sign, tapping into the current trend of astrology.
• 💰 While likely motivated by profit, the decision ignores the severe spiritual consequences for individuals.

Astrology as Divination and Deception

• 🔮 Astrology and zodiac signs are characterized as tools of divination, which are explicitly warned against in the Bible.
• ⚠️ Engaging with these practices means receiving information from demons, who are described as liars and manipulators.
• 🧠 The purported information from horoscopes is a lie, authored by the devil, designed to deceive people about their future and themselves.

The Practical Dangers of Horoscopes

• 🎭 Horoscopes can lead people to excuse their behavior by attributing it to their zodiac sign, such as "I can't help it, I'm a Capricorn."
• 🔗 Believing horoscope traits can cause individuals to make significant life decisions based on these unfounded predictions.
• ⚠️ This reliance on horoscopes distracts from relying on God and can be a gateway to deeper involvement in the occult.

A Message to Netflix and the Public

• 🗣️ The speaker urges Netflix to "stay in your lane" and keep spiritual matters out of their secular platform.
• 🚫 Even engaging with astrology for fun or as a "parlor trick" is dangerous, as it is fundamentally demonic.
• 🙏 Christians are reminded that Jesus died for sins like divination, and participation in such practices is contrary to their faith.

Ex-Psychic's New Film Project

• 🎬 Jen Nizza is working on a short film, and eventually a theatrical project, to expose divination and the truth about coming out of the occult.
• 🌟 The film aims to show what is really going on with psychic mediumship and point people towards redemption through Jesus Christ.
• 🤝 Support is sought for the film's budget via iFoundChrist.com, with prayers also welcome.