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🧼 Spiritual Housecleaning Checklist: Things to Remove

 


✅ Spiritual Housecleaning Checklist: Things to Remove



☐ Occult and Witchcraft-Related Items


  • Tarot cards
  • Ouija boards
  • Pendulums / divination tools
  • Spell books or grimoires
  • Wands, runes, or crystal balls
  • Any items used in rituals or “energy work”



☐ Idols and False Religion Symbols


  • Buddha statues
  • Hindu gods/goddesses (Shiva, Ganesha, etc.)
  • Egyptian deities or ancient spiritual artifacts
  • Statues or images used in religious worship other than Jesus
  • Catholic idols of saints used for intercession



☐ New Age and Mysticism Objects


  • Crystals for “healing” or “protection”
  • Dreamcatchers
  • Evil eye charms
  • Chakras, yoga symbols like the Om
  • Astrology signs, zodiac-focused décor
  • Vision boards centered around “manifesting”
  • Books on law of attraction, spirit guides, or self-empowerment spirituality



☐ Entertainment That Glorifies Darkness


  • Horror movies / demonic shows
  • Music with explicit occult, sexual, or violent themes
  • Video games that involve witchcraft, spells, or demonic characters
  • Novels that romanticize the supernatural (vampires, witches, etc.)



☐ Clothing or Accessories with Occult Symbols


  • Pentagrams, all-seeing eye, skulls with hidden meanings
  • “Third eye” symbols
  • Clothing lines associated with witchcraft or dark spiritual movements



☐ Anything You Sense Has a Dark Presence or Wrong Spirit


  • Gifts from people tied to witchcraft or curses
  • Antique items with unknown spiritual history
  • Objects that bring fear, confusion, or heaviness






🛑 Final Reminder:



“Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them.”

— Ephesians 5:11 (NIV)


Cleaning your home spiritually isn’t about legalism—it’s about alignment. Removing what offends God makes room for His peace, presence, and power to fully rest on your life and home.

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