We must study Dhruvasthuthi  and understand it well as it uproots our usual concept of God. Dhruva states, “Oh Lord, You are the Chaithanyam present in every one, making our senses work. We see because of You, we speak because of You. Without you, nothing can function here. Without Your blessing, no one can ever achieve any thing here. When a seeker aspires Moksha, You only grant it. When a devotee aspires Kama or Artha, You are the One that grants that wish too”.

Dhruva wonders why Bhagavan grants even meager wishes like sensory pleasures to those who aspire them. Then he adds that Bhagavan is so compassionate like the “Kalpavriksham” that grants all wishes.

Bhagavan was so pleased with the boy and blessed him, “You will achieve all that you can ever imagine, you will rule as the King for thirty six thousand years with all the wealth and health and attain ME on discarding this body.

Thereafter you will be known as the “Dhruvanakshatra” that shines in the sky with all brilliance”.

Then He disappeared, blessing Dhruva with all that he could ever wish for.