Is it possible to be a Christian but use practices from other religions?

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A true Christian follows Christ’s footsteps and obeys Christ’s teachings and lives by them. Unless these other practices were promoted by Jesus then the answer is no.

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Most Christians celebrate Christmas so I’m guessing yeah.

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Jesus  said we should not   worship  any other gods.we can not serve two masters. We should  worship  God only in spirit and  in truth.

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I mean, Christians hijacked both Easter and Christmas celebrations from pagan celebrations, and Paul says that marketplace meat, i.e. meat sacrificed to idols, was fine. I would say it depends on why you want to do that celebration. If it’s to fit in with family, probably not good. If it’s due to uncertainty about God’s existence, not good. If it’s because it’s cultural, gets murky but may not be good. If it’s a genuine, nonspiritual tradition, then probably fine. Plenty of Christians do yoga, and while some disagree about whether they should, it seems to be okay thus far.

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You can follow God and still actively seek and learn from others who may or may not practice the same beliefs. He gave you the ability to learn and will to use it. So to me I see nothing wrong with meditating on my temper like a Buddhist or finding my physical peace on this Earth we are on like a Pagan. 
We all seem to follow a lot of the same mannerisms but with different meaning or terminology placed on them by very different people. Makes sense to me, we're all siblings right?

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Well since we are talking about Christians Best to look for the answers in the Bible. 
Here’s an example 
Remember in Exodus after the Israelites escaped from Egypt they were out in the wilderness Moses went to the very high mountain to speak to God.  
The Israelites wanted a visible God to worship. So they so Aaron made for them a Golden calf and they bowed down to it. Was God happy with this? No. They were worshiping an idol. God did not approve. This was a practice they saw all the time in Egypt. 
And many times (about 50) in the Bible God mentions how he feels about idols 
 Sometimes the word idols is before the words disgusting and worthless. 
Little children, guard yourselves from idols -1 John 5:21
An idol is an image, a representation of anything, real or imagined, that people may use in worship. Idolatry is the veneration, love, worship, or adoration of an idol examples Angel, Rosary, statute, Image

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What kind of practices like what do you mean? My answer is no.

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What kind of practices?
If the practices help you to love others and pray, ok.
E.g the Muslims pray 5 times a day. If I decide to adopt that and say I will pray minimum 5 times a day. There’s nothing wrong with that.
Now if you decide to do it because you think this will make you more holy or God will answer your prayers. Then you have the wrong idea from your heart.
Practices should just be for discipline sake not because you are trying to reach God or appear more holy.
We are already Uber holy in Christ, safe and secure, no practice or lack of practice can take that away.

Is it possible to be a Christian but use practices from other religions?

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