Dhruva’s  story

Srimad Bhagavatham narrates stories of devotees from all walks of life, who could transform their lives through Bhakthi towards the Lord. Age is no bar for Sadhana and Satsang. However unfavourable your life situation and your age may be, if you truly wish, you can uplift your mind.

Bhagavatham stories serve as beacons of light to the Modern Man who, subjected to the incessant grind of daily life, is grief stricken, confused and depressed.

Little Dhruva’s story serves as a wake up call to all those people who postpone the pursuit of spirituality to the fag end of their lives.

Let us read on…

Swayambhoo Manu and Shatharoopa Devi had two sons Priyavratha and Uttanapada, who later became the king as his elder brother chose an ascetic path.

Uttanapada ruled his country for a long time happily, with his wives Suneethi and Suruchi. As the name suggests, Suneethi was a wise and just woman and Suruchi was a very selfish female with tasteful indulgences.