Six months had passed this way.

Now as the Pranayam was hardened, his concentration became single focused on the Lord in his own heart. All Devas felt suffocated when the Prana’s movement (in the world) was stopped and they rushed to Lord Vasudeva. Bhagavan consoled them saying that He would immediately free Dhruva from his penance thereby removing their suffocation.

Soon, Dhruva felt that the Bhagavan’s form was not visible in his inner eyes, and he opened his eyes. What is he seeing now? The same Bhagavan whom the boy was meditating so far, was standing before him now.  The little boy could not take such a surprise and he became excited. He prostrated before the Lord, but unable to say anything, stood there speechless.

(Suppose the Lord appears before us, how will we greet Him? Can any word describe His Mahima?)

The Lord compassionately touched Dhruva’s cheeks with His conch which represents the Vedas. Immediately Dhruva knew that the Goddess of Knowledge has blessed him and a glory of the Lord started flowing from him. It is called “Dhruva Sthuthi”, a very important part of Srimad Bhagavatham.