Bhakti Yoga Asana:

Bhakti yoga, also called Bhakti marga, is a spiritual path or spiritual practice within Hinduism focused on loving devotion towards any personal deity. It is one of the three classical paths in Hinduism which lead to Moksha, the other paths being Jnana yoga and Karma yoga.
Principles of Bhakti Yoga: Svarna, Kirtana, Smarana, Padasevana, Archana, Vandana, Dasya, Sakhya, Atmanivedana

Bhakti Yoga Asana Steps:

• Close your right nostril with the thumb of your hand.
• Keep breathing in the same pattern as mentioned above.
• Make sure that you do not expand the chest or raise the shoulders and the body should not be jerked while practicing.
• While exhaling a hush sound will come from the left nostril, but make sure no sound comes from the throat or chest.
• For Bhastrika breathing with right nostril closed, inhale deeply from the left nostril while keeping the right nostril closed.
• Inhale as deeply as much as you can while expanding both the chest and abdomen, and close both nostrils and hold the breath inside.
• Retain the breath for a few seconds.
• And in the end, exhale through the left nostril.

Bhastrika Pranayana with Kumbhak

This literally means one has to operate lungs like the bellow, fast inhalation and fast exhalation, followed by inhaling through right nostril and performing kumbhaka with bandhas and exhaling through left nostril, this is is Bhastrika Pranayama.