In "Yoga, Tai Chi and Reiki," Max Sculley embarks on a compelling investigation into the widely embraced practices often heralded for their benefits in fitness, relaxation, and health. However, Sculley peels back the layers to reveal a concerning connection to Eastern philosophies that starkly contrast with Christian beliefs, echoing warnings from Vatican documents and the insights of the present Pope when he served as Cardinal Ratzinger. This book is not just a critique but an illuminating journey into the heart of why these practices may pose spiritual risks, challenging the reader to look beyond the surface appeal. Through meticulous research and engaging personal narratives, Sculley's analysis exposes the darker aspects of Yoga, Tai Chi, and Reiki, practices that have found their way into parishes, schools, and religious orders despite their questionable underpinnings. This thought-provoking work serves as a crucial read for educators, clergy, and the religious community, urging a reevaluation of these practices through a Christian lens. "Yoga, Tai Chi and Reiki" is a testament to the importance of discerning engagement with popular health and wellness trends, making it a must-read for those navigating the intersection of faith and holistic practices.