Now, we may guess that Dhruva was dancing and merry making with happiness, but on the contrary we can find him disappointed now. Why? We will see it in the next session…..

Note – this is a part of Bhagavatham, where the magnanimous power of human mind unfolds before the committed seeker of Truth. A little boy like Dhruva could achieve the “most difficult” in this world, something that even learned and expert people might fear to try.

Generally speaking, we can say that his mother could guide him in the right direction and he got the timely advice from the SadGuru. But if we look deeper into the science of mind, we can see that the boy’s positive and strong mind attracted all the positive experiences and environment that he needed for success. (This leaves a warning note to the people who constantly complain, grumble, blame others and curse themselves).

Usually people pull down others by blocking their way to success by “seemingly helping” them. Here, the Guru has extended his support by advising the King too, that saved Dhruva from all hindrances in his Thapas.