The Ice Watch Group
MN ICE Watch,” which describes itself as an “autonomous collective documenting & resisting against ICE, police, & all colonial militarized regimes.”
Articles written by Traci Morin, Touch of God - over 25 years of experience in ministry, speaker, minister, anxiety coach, teacher of deliverance, Honored Listee Marquis Who's Who of America
The Ice Watch Group
MN ICE Watch,” which describes itself as an “autonomous collective documenting & resisting against ICE, police, & all colonial militarized regimes.”
On January 7, 2026, Renee Nicole Good was killed in Minneapolis during an ICE-related encounter.
It has been discovered to Renee was connected to Minnesota ICE Watch, a domestic terrorist group that goes beyond “passive observation.” The group rejects the legitimacy of the United States and instead refers the US as Turtle Island. The group’s is focused on “eliminating America” and “setting cop cars on fire. It is characterized as a "far-left," "woke," and "anti-American group. Purpose to keep illegals from being deported regardless of fraud, theft, rape, or killing others.
Governor Tim Walz said, “rise up as neighbors,” which may be a code to the Minnesota ICE Watch group to block, and obstruct ICE Agents doing their job.
Remember immigration enforcement happened under multiple presidents—including record deportation years during the Obama era. So why now?
On January 7, 2026, Renee Nicole Good was killed in Minneapolis during an ICE-related encounter. Federal officials say the agent acted in self-defense involving her vehicle, while others dispute parts of that account and investigations are ongoing.
In this video, I discuss claims raised by counterterrorism analyst Ryan Mauro on The Glenn Beck Program about Minnesota ICE Watch and how “observer” groups can cross the line into confrontation.
Important: This topic is emotional and politically charged. I’m not calling for harassment of anyone. I’m calling for lawful accountability, transparent investigations, and peaceful protest.
Tim Walz
Gov. Tim Walz’s Jan. 8, 2026 press conference (the day after the shooting), where he used “neighbor” / “look out for one another” language and urged people not to escalate.
What he said (core lines)
He framed it as Minnesotans “holding the line” and then said: “rise up as neighbors and simply say we can look out for one another.”
Hi everyone, Traci Morin - Happy Thanksgiving. si=nOY9MgB2Vyo9Yj9B
Yo, it’s Teresa M. from Touch of God, let’s go!
As we step into Thanksgiving, gotta pause and say,
I’m speakin’ blessings on your family in a powerful way.
Yeah, the season’s beautiful, but let’s be real—
Sometimes the chaos tries to steal the joy we feel.
Turkey burns, family turns, drama in the air,
Holiday "peace" feels more like warfare—
But God’s got peace that the world can’t take,
He fills your heart with strength that will never break.
I’m thankful for YOU, every prayer that you prayed,
Every step toward freedom, every battle you’ve slayed.
You’re not alone—God’s carried you far,
He’s preparing breakthroughs that’ll raise the bar.
Now we roll into New Year—yeah, 2025,
Declaring God’s goodness over your whole life.
May the doors He closed stay locked up tight,
And the doors He opens flood your path with light.
May joy overflow, may your peace increase,
May restoration hit your house like a wave of His peace.
And hey—don’t stress tryna make it perfect this time,
Just be present, be grateful, keep Jesus on your mind.
So from my heart to yours, let the blessing fall:
Happy Thanksgiving, Happy New Year, y’all!
May God keep you, bless you, lead you to victory—
This next year’s gonna be a whole new history.
Love you all—yeah, I’ll see you soon,
Droppin’ freedom, healing, deliverance like BOOM!
Abaddon - The name Abaddon is of Hebrew origin and represents destruction. In the Bible, Abaddon is a fallen angel who is described as dwelling in a “bottomless pit.”
Asmodeus: A demon associated with lust.
Astarte - This Greek name is for the pagan goddess of war, hunting, and love. Astarte was loved by ancient Greeks, Egyptians, and other ancient peoples, but was demonized by early Christians.
Astaroth - In demonology, this name refers to The Great Duke of Hell and one of the evil trinity of Astaroth, Beelzebub, and Lucifer.
Baal - Baal is a figure originating from Canaanite-Phoenician legend. He is a pagan god of rainstorms.
Beelzebub: A demon associated with gluttony. Another name for Satan.
ehemoth - In the Hebrew, Bible, Behemoth is a huge, monstrous creature and the personification of Satan as a grotesque, grass-eating animal.
Belial: A demon appearing in lists of demons.
Dantalion: A demon mentioned in Christian demonology.
Demogorgon: A demon appearing in Christian demonology.
Furfur: A demon listed in the Dictionnaire Infernal.
Hermes - In Greek mythology, Hermes was the messenger god who also led dead souls to the Underworld.
Ishtar - Ishtar is a name of Mesopotamian origin. She is the goddess of war and sexual love. Ishtar protected sex workers and bar owners.
Leviathan: A demon associated with envy.
Lucifer: A demon associated with pride.
Mammon: A demon associated with greed.
Osiris - The god of the Underworld in Egyptian mythology.
Satan: A demon associated with wrath.
From Jewish Mythology:
Lilith - In Jewish mythology, Lilith was supposedly Adam’s first wife in Genesis. She was cast away for being an unfit wife because she refused to submit to Adam.
Agrat bat Mahlat: A demoness listed as a spirit of darkness in Jewish folklore.
Naamah: A demoness mentioned in Jewish folklore.
Eisheth: A demoness mentioned in Jewish folklore.
Alukah: A demoness described as a "horse leech".
Ashmedai: A demon in Jewish folklore.
Azazel: A prominent demon in Jewish mythology.
Mazzikim: A general term for demons or harmful spirits in Jewish tradition.
From other mythologies:
Aghasura: An Asura from the Hindu epic Mahabharata.
Ahiravana: An Asura described as Ravana's brother in some versions of the Ramayana.
Ahriman - This name is of Persian origin. Ahriman refers to the evil spirit in Zoroastrianism, an early Iranian religion.
Akuma - The name Akuma originates from Japanese culture. In Buddhism, Akuma is a malevolent fire spirit. Akuma is also the name of Satan in the Japanese Bible.
Charon - In Greek mythology, Charon is the ferryman that transports souls to the Underworld.
Dagon - Dagon is a name of Sumerian origin. He is the demon lord of the sea and sea monsters in ancient Syrian mythology.
Dajjal: A figure in Islamic eschatology, sometimes considered a demon.
Dev: A term for demons in Persian and Islamic demonology.
Hecate - In Greek mythology, Hecatate is a powerful dark goddess of magic and witchcraft. Hecate is associated with symbols of nighttime and the moon.
Mara: A demon in Buddhist tradition.
Medusa - In Greek mythology, Medusa was a misunderstood monster called a Gorgon with snakes for hair who could turn human beings into stone if they looked at her.
Qarinah - In Arabic folklore, the Qarinah is a female demon or succubus that seduces men in their dreams
RA - Egyptian god, and Freemasonry
Ur - This name derives from the ancient Easter religion Mandaeism where Ur is a serpent being and ruler of the Underworld.
The summer and winter solstices—moments when the sun reaches its farthest point from the equator—have been revered in pagan cultures for thousands of years. But while many today see solstice celebrations as harmless nature festivals, their origins lie in sun-god worship, occult rituals, and demonic spiritual systems condemned by Scripture. Understanding these roots helps believers remain spiritually protected and avoid unknowingly opening doors to the enemy.
Solstice rituals trace back to ancient civilizations whose entire religious systems revolved around sun deities. Among them:
Baal (Canaan)
Tammuz (Babylon)
Ra (Egypt)
Mithra (Persia/Rome)
Shamash (Sumer)
These gods were worshipped through rituals involving divination, fire ceremonies, astrology, and seasonal magic.
See historical references:
Britannica: “Sun Worship” (【turn0search0】)
Smithsonian: “Ancient Solar Religions” (【turn0news1】)
Archaeology.org: “Seasonal Rituals of the Ancient Near East” (【turn0search2】)
Solstice observances were not cultural events—they were religious ceremonies designed to invoke supernatural power.
The Bible condemns this clearly:
“You shall have no other gods before Me.” — Exodus 20:3
“They worshiped the sun… and the LORD said, ‘Is it a trivial matter?’” — Ezekiel 8:16–18
The core deity behind most solstice traditions was the sun god, representing:
illumination
fertility
divine power
the cycle of life and death
In Babylon, rituals honored Tammuz, a dying-and-rising god (Ezekiel 8:14).
In Canaan, worship of Baal involved fire, sympathetic magic, and ecstatic rituals.
God called these practices an abomination because they replaced Him with demonic counterfeits.
“The things which the Gentiles sacrifice they sacrifice to demons.” — 1 Corinthians 10:20
Ancient cultures taught that the power of the gods was strongest at the solstice moments. People believed:
the veil between worlds was thin
the sun needed magical assistance
crops and fertility depended on rituals
the solstice allowed communication with spirits
Priests, astrologers, and magicians led ceremonies involving fire wheels, chanting, spells, and divination.
Solstice-based belief systems included:
astrology as spiritual guidance
nature worship
ritual magic
seasonal divination
energy manipulation
Every one of these is forbidden in Scripture.
(Deuteronomy 18:10–12, Isaiah 47:13)
The goal was spiritual influence. People believed solstices offered:
increased “cosmic energy”
prophetic insight
power for spells
spiritual connection with sun deities
These practices remain common in modern paganism, Wicca, and New Age circles.
Yes—any ritual based in divination or mediumship invites demonic activity. Remote viewing, astral travel, and psychic “energy tracking” originate from occult techniques.
However, a believer walking in the authority of Christ cannot be spiritually accessed without agreement.
“No weapon formed against you shall prosper.” — Isaiah 54:17
Protection includes:
renouncing open doors
covering yourself with the blood of Jesus
prayer of Psalm 91
rejecting occult involvement from your lineage
People seek solstice rituals because they:
crave spiritual experience
desire control
want healing outside of God
follow nature-based religion
seek identity in pagan heritage
practice witchcraft or New Age spirituality
But the spiritual power behind these practices is not neutral—it is demonic, deceptive, and destructive.
Involvement in solstice rituals can cause:
spiritual oppression
nightmares
divination spirits
ancestral bondage
altar covenants
infirmity rooted in occult contact
tormenting dreams or impulses
Deliverance brings freedom from the spirits invited through sun-god worship.
“Whom the Son sets free is free indeed.” — John 8:36
A sigil is an occult symbol used to manifest a magical desire or to summon a spiritual entity. In ancient times, sigils were the “pictorial signatures” of demons recorded in magical grimoires. In modern times, chaos magicians use sigils to bypass the conscious mind and invite spiritual power into their lives.
Both practices are forbidden by God because they involve spiritual contact outside of His authority.
Deuteronomy 18:10–12 commands believers to avoid divination, enchantments, and consulting familiar spirits. Sigil magic fits all three categories.
Sigils appear in ancient Babylon, Egypt, Chaldea, and medieval ceremonial magic. They were used to represent the identity and power of fallen angels masquerading as gods.
Examples include:
The Lesser Key of Solomon (a medieval grimoire listing 72 demons and their sigils)
Babylonian magical tablets
Egyptian invocation symbols
Reference:
• The Lesser Key of Solomon (Goetia) — an occult grimoire listing sigils of demons
• Babylonian Magic & Sorcery – L.W. King (public domain research)
• Encyclopedia of Occultism and Parapsychology (Gale Research)
These sigils were meant to summon, command, or communicate with demons — clear rebellion against God.
Leviticus 19:31 warns: “Do not turn to mediums or wizards… I am the Lord your God.”
The modern version of sigil magic comes from Austin Osman Spare (1886–1956), a British occultist who rejected Christianity and embraced witchcraft. Spare taught that a person could create their own symbol representing a desire, then “charge it” through meditation, trance, sexual energy magic, or altered states.
His spiritual inspiration came from:
Eastern mysticism
Paganism
Witchcraft
Spirit guides he admitted spoke to him
Reference:
• The Book of Pleasure by Austin Osman Spare
• Chaos Magic: An Introduction – occult resource documenting his teachings
Spare’s doctrine openly contradicts Jeremiah 10:2: “Learn not the way of the heathen.”
Ancient magicians believed they were communicating with “spirits,” “gods,” or “astral beings.” In reality, they were contacting fallen angels (2 Corinthians 11:14).
Chaos magicians following Spare believe in:
Self-deification (“You are your own god”)
Manifestation without prayer
Summoning unknown spiritual forces
Rejecting biblical morality
Spare himself wrote that magic should be free from Christianity altogether — revealing that his “god” was self-exaltation, empowered by demonic entities.
People are attracted to sigils because they promise:
Control
Protection
Manifestation
Power
Knowledge
Healing
Love spells
Psychic enhancement
But these are forms of divination, witchcraft, and New Age occult practices.
Galatians 5:20 explicitly names “witchcraft” as a work of the flesh that separates people from God.
Sigils are doorways — spiritual contracts in symbol form.
You cannot be demonized simply because someone drew a sigil near you. But if someone targets you spiritually through witchcraft, it can create oppression, fear, nightmares, or spiritual heaviness if there are open doors.
Protection comes through:
The blood of Jesus (Revelation 12:11)
The armor of God (Ephesians 6:10–18)
Renunciation of all occult involvement
Breaking curses in Jesus’ name
Remote viewing, psychic spying, and occult targeting are forms of divination and cannot override God’s protection unless a believer has open gates.
Anyone who:
drew a sigil
charged a sigil
meditated on a sigil
used a sigil for manifestation
used a demon’s ancient sigil
owned books containing sigils
allowed sigils in their home
…may have unknowingly entered into agreement with demonic spirits.
Deliverance breaks:
Occult covenants
Witchcraft influence
Demonic attachments
Trauma and spiritual attacks
Fear, anxiety, nightmares
Psychic and spiritual harassment
Jesus came to “destroy the works of the devil” (1 John 3:8).
Shiatsu is often marketed as a harmless, relaxing form of massage—but its foundations are deeply rooted in occult spiritual systems that contradict the Word of God. Many Christians unknowingly open demonic doors through “energy healing” practices like Shiatsu, Reiki, and acupressure because they do not understand the spiritual origins behind these modalities. The Bible warns, “My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge” (Hosea 4:6).
This article exposes the true roots of Shiatsu, why it is spiritually dangerous, and how to protect yourself—even from occult practices like remote viewing. Deliverance is available through Jesus Christ for anyone who has been involved.
Shiatsu (“finger pressure”) originated in Japan but is built upon Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Its entire framework is based on the belief that invisible life-force energy called qi (chi) flows through meridians—the same channels used in acupuncture, energy healing, qigong, and Taoist magic.
Shiatsu was developed by Tokujiro Namikoshi (1905–2000) and later influenced heavily by Shizuto Masunaga, who blended it with Taoist philosophy, Zen Buddhism, and esoteric Eastern energy concepts.
Their “god” was not the God of the Bible. Their worldview was shaped by:
Taoism (yin-yang dualism, impersonal universal force)
Buddhism (emptiness, reincarnation, self-deification)
Qi energy belief (life-force identical to prana, kundalini, and New Age concepts)
These belief systems deny the Lordship of Jesus Christ—and therefore originate from false gods and familiar spirits (1 Corinthians 10:20).
energy manipulation
meridian activation
divinatory diagnosis
Eastern spirituality
occult healing principles
altered-energy states
The Bible forbids all energy-based divination, declaring:
“There shall not be found among you… a sorcerer, or one who conjures spells, or a medium, or a spiritist” (Deuteronomy 18:10–12).
Shiatsu is a form of occult healing, making it spiritually contaminated. The belief that humans can manipulate unseen life-force energy is identical to witchcraft (gal. 5:20).
Even secular researchers admit that meridians and qi have no anatomical basis.
Reference: National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) – https://www.nccih.nih.gov/
Reference: WebMD – https://www.webmd.com/pain-management/what-is-shiatsu
Reference: Healthline – https://www.healthline.com/health/shiatsu
People seek Shiatsu because they want:
pain relief
emotional relaxation
stress reduction
holistic wellness
alternatives to medication
But Satan always packages deception in something that feels good (2 Corinthians 11:14). What begins as “therapy” becomes an open door to oppression.
Many who practice Shiatsu become spiritually sensitive, intuitive, or “energetically aware”—which are often early symptoms of kundalini manifestations or familiar spirits masquerading as healing abilities.
Even if you didn’t choose it, exposure can still create spiritual vulnerability. Touch is a biblical laying on of hands, and when done by someone operating in occult energies, it can transfer demonic influence (Acts 8:18–23).
Remote viewing is a real occult psychic practice connected to:
astral projection
second sight
shamanism
military psi experiments
A person cannot be “accidentally” remote viewed, but you can be targeted by someone operating in psychic power. Scripture gives the answer:
“The name of the Lord is a strong tower; the righteous run to it and are safe.” (Proverbs 18:10)
Protection comes from:
covering yourself in the blood of Jesus
renouncing all occult touch
closing demonic portals
binding and blinding monitoring spirits
walking in authority (Luke 10:19)
Shiatsu opens the door to:
familiar spirits
divination
kundalini manifestations
sleep disturbances
confusion
emotional instability
chronic pain
spiritual attack
Anyone who practiced it—or received it—should seek deliverance.
Jesus came “to destroy the works of the devil” (1 John 3:8), and He still delivers today.
Across cultures and civilizations, shapeshifting appears in myths, rituals, and occult practices. Many assume it is only legend—yet testimonies from former witches, shamans, occultists, and victims of astral attack reveal that shapeshifting is a real demonic manifestation, empowered by spirits that counterfeit God’s creative authority. The Bible is clear: supernatural transformation through occult means is forbidden and opens the door to demonic control (Deuteronomy 18:10–12).
This article exposes the origins of shapeshifting, why people practice it, how demons enable it, and why it is fully opposed to God.
Shapeshifting is found in the occult traditions of nearly every ancient culture. A few major examples:
Skinwalkers are believed to transform into wolves, coyotes, or other animals. This practice originates from Navajo witchcraft rituals that include necromancy, curses, and demonic pacts.
Reference: https://www.legendsofamerica.com/navajo-skinwalkers/
In West and Central Africa, witches are said to transform into leopards, hyenas, or owls through demonic assistance during nighttime rituals.
Reference: https://www.britannica.com/topic/witchcraft
The Vikings believed warriors could become wolves or bears through spirit possession during rituals honoring Odin.
Reference: https://www.worldhistory.org/Berserker/
Shamans claim to “shape-shift” while entering altered states using drugs, drumming, or trance. These transformations occur in the spirit realm through astral projection—powered by familiar spirits.
Across all cultures, the pattern is the same: shapeshifting always originates from occult practices, never from God.
Occult communities define three common types—each demonic in nature:
Those who shift into wolves or werewolf-like forms. This is spiritual, not physical, fueled by demonic possession.
People who spiritually manifest as tigers, foxes, bears, etc.
Those who change into hybrid forms (e.g., part animal, part human). This is the result of high-ranking demons controlling the person.
Shapeshifting is not biological—it is spiritual shapeshifting through demonic manifestation, astral travel, or soul fragmentation.
People pursue shapeshifting for the same reasons they seek other occult powers:
Supernatural power or identity
Revenge or spiritual warfare
Protection against enemies
Communication with animal spirits
False healing or shamanic medicine
Belonging to occult groups
But Scripture warns that all supernatural power outside the Holy Spirit comes from demons:
“For Satan himself transforms into an angel of light.” — 2 Corinthians 11:14
The counterfeit “transformation abilities” offered in witchcraft come from spirits of deception.
Shapeshifting manifestations typically involve:
A demon takes control of the person’s body or soul.
The spirit of the person appears in an animal-like form during astral projection.
Demons mimic animal forms to represent the witch’s “power animal.”
Trances open the mind to the second heaven, where demons influence perception and behavior.
God condemns all forms of spiritual transformation apart from the Holy Spirit (Romans 12:2).
Yes. Victims report:
Being watched through astral projection
Night visitations by animal-shaped entities
Sleep paralysis attacks
Oppression, fear, or torment after an encounter
The Bible confirms that demons can take animal-like forms (Revelation 16:13).
But you are protected in Christ when you renounce fear and stand in spiritual authority (Luke 10:19).
Shapeshifting violates:
Humans are made in the image of God (Genesis 1:27).
Shapeshifting distorts God’s design through demonic influence.
Shapeshifting requires witchcraft, trance, or invocation—clearly forbidden (Galatians 5:20).
Shapeshifting comes through false gods, spirits, or ancestral rituals (Exodus 20:3–4).
If someone has practiced shapeshifting rituals or been attacked by someone who does, they may need deliverance.
Signs include:
Nightly demonic visitations
Fear of animals or recurring animal dreams
Feeling watched or monitored spiritually
Unhealthy fascination with animal spirits or totems
Spiritual oppression or torment
Deliverance comes through repentance, renouncing involvement, and closing every demonic portal through the authority of Jesus Christ (James 4:7).