Br Max Sculley: A Christian’s Guide to Yoga, Tai Chi and Reiki

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In this episode of the Parousia Podcast, Charbel is joined by Br Max Sculley to discuss Yoga, Tai Chi and Reiki. Practices such as Yoga, Tai Chi and Reiki have become well known for their health and fitness benefits, but what are the spiritual risks? Brother Max Sculley explores why these practices and their underlying philosophies are incompatible with Christianity.
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[@silviaoseguera]

I just recently heard of these issues. I've been doing yoga for a a long time and i am facing some health challenges i thought i could fix with Reiki. I'm glad i am able to be educated about everything that goes on with this.

[@sistamaria15]

Yes, wanted to know more information on this! I now see the light thank you Br Max and Parousia Media!!

[@deogratias273]

Thanks heaps for this interview. It is great to have the benefit of Br Max's knowledge and experience.

[@lvsoccer1870]

Thank you for sharing your insight. I am a Christian and hold Christ close to my heart. In addition I have used Reiki for the last ten years and have found the practice to be relaxing and helpful for my mind and overall health. I would never place any healing practice above my faith and feel that the holy spirit is present and protective of my spirit. For individuals who have other beliefs maybe demonic spirits could be in question when practicing Yoga, Reiki, or Tai Chi . The holy Trinity is the way and the light and I hold no other Gods before me. Good luck to all on their own spiritual and religious journey. In summary, relaxation and breathing helps to make me feel closer to God.

[@Jusjo4]

Why are you focusing on other religions and cultures of others. If you think yours is the righteous one, that works for you, just focus on that and stop condemning the others. Maybe you should talk about all the pharmaceutical that are poisoning the entire world.

[@angelicajones2142]

That's where I have an idea about pharmaceuticals too. Someone taking sleep medication for sleep is not considered a sin yet using Reiki it can be demonic, but taking medication isn't? I want to know the Christian stance on that because I am a pharmacist and I have only seen an increase in medicine use, especially for mental Illness yet I don't see pharmaceuticals classed as against God, I used Reiki as alternative to sleep and relax because I didn't Want to use medication anymore, I didn't feel myself, yet I feel more myself with Reiki or even just laying of hands, if Reiki was dedicated to God and the light was from him only, would energy healing be a no no?

[@MonacoBlast66]

Reiki Power

[@rubyorwenyo6163]

Thanks for this well researched video. Keep in mind Catholics worship on sun- day. The day that God set aside for worship is Sabbath (Saturday), the seventh day of the week. But Catholics changed it to attract pagan sun-god worshippers. No wonder the catholic church had many pagan traditions. So you can talk about yoga and reiki as paying homage to pagan gods but sunday worship is also paying respects to the sun god

[@xvrlskrcll6485]

Saturday, day of Saturn. Do you worship Satan? You should read the whole new gospel and inform yourself about the day for worshiping God.

[@jelynn6463]

​@xvrlskrcll6485 you can also take the greek word for Saturday, Σάββατο, which means Sabbath. Which the first translation of the OT was the Septuagint and of course the NT was written in greek and aramaic. Of course the pagans made everyday of the week with their gods, so you cannot say it's good to choose Sunday over Saturday.

[@ghiansudelo2590]

Sunday was the day gentiles worshipped God because Jesus resurrected on Sunday. Still not sure if changing it is a sin but sounds reasonable.

[@HanorahDuggan]

Catholics, Christians actually (the Church established by Christ) changed the Sabbath Day to Sunday as it was the day He rose from the dead! Catholics do not worship pagan gods.

[@curtrod]

I don't want anyone to reiki me over the coals

[@jewels3895]

Yes elevated consciousness. No way will it open you to demonic possession influence.