At the age of five, you could attain the Lord. But now you have forgotten Him, that is the cause of all these miseries. So appease Kubera by ending the war and then surrender to Lord Sri Hari”.

Hearing this, Dhruva prostrated before Manu and withdrew himself from the war.  Kubera was pleased with him and appeared before him saying, “Ask me anything, I am ready to grant your wish”.

This time, Dhruva was more intelligent as he learned from his childhood mistake, so he prayed, “Please bless me with unshakeable Bhakthi in the Lord”.

The story continues with Dhruva’s long and fruitful life ending with his Vanaprastham and later Sannyas. Very dispassionately he handed over his kingdom to his son Valsaran and left for Badari Ashram for penance. Ultimately he reached the heavenly abode as “Dhruvanakshatram” taking his mother Suneethi along with him.

Sage Narada praised his Bhakthi’s glory in the Sathram conducted by the Kings Prachethas, “due to his undeterred commitment, Dhruva achieved the abode of the Lord which no other king would even dare to dream!”.