Have you ever practiced yoga[bhakti]?

Question

How?
1. Be veg!Stop smoking and all other drugs...
2. Stop sexual activities-except for procreation..
3. Stop gambling.
Say this prayer:please God,plse engage me in your service![24/7]
Read Bhagavad Gita as it is:
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Answer 1

I went to one yoga class. It was mostly stretching.

Answer 2

Bhakti Yoga means the path of attaining union with the Lord through intense love of God. It is not loving God for any selfish benefit but it is single minded devotion to God and total surrender to God. There are four types of Bhakti: Ârtha, Arthârthi, Jignâsu and Jñâni. An Ârtha prays to God intensely when he is in dire distress. He pleads for relief from difficulties and sufferings. God grants relief and blesses him with worldly happiness. An Arthârthi prays for money, power, position and prosperity. God grants his wishes too. A Jignâsu prays to God to enlighten him with self knowledge. His aim is to unravel the mystery of existence. God fulfills his longing by sending a Guru to enlighten him. A Jñâni is one who sees in every one and in every thing divinity. Draupadî is an example of Ârtha bhakti. Prahlâda [SB: Canto 7, Ch. 5-10] and Sakku Bai (a famous Krishna devotee) are other examples of this bhakti; Dhruva, Sudhama and Arjuna are Arthârthis; Uddhava is an excellent example of Jignâsu; S'uka Maharishi is an example of Jñâni. A true devotee should have the following qualities: He should hate none including all other living beings. He should be friendly, compassionate, without ego, and should remain equal minded in joy and sorrow. He should be self controlled, enduring, ever content. The path of realizing God by the experience of seeing unity in this world of duality and multiplicity (diversity). This knowledge can be acquired by serving a genuine Guru.-

Answer 3

Yea, I'm with eri, the yoga I learned was stretching and meditation.