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The description of the story of the child Dhruv is found in the Shrimad Bhagwat. According to him, Dhruv's father's name was Uttanapada. He had two wives, Suniti and Suruchi. Dhruva was the son of Suniti. Once Suruchi removed the child Dhruva from the lap of King Uttanapada, saying that the one born from my womb is entitled to the lap and the throne. Child Dhruv reached his mother Suniti crying. The mother showed him the way to get the happiness of the world and the afterlife only through devotion to God.
Dhruv left the house after listening to his mother and reached the forest. Here, by the grace of Devarshi Narada, took initiation of the mantra Om Namo Bhagwate Vasudevaya. In Madhuvan, on the banks of the Yamuna river, the child Dhruva did severe penance by reciting this great mantra. Pleased with the penance of such a small child, Lord Vishnu appeared. Lord Vishnu gave Dhruv Lok to the child Dhruv. The pole star visible in the sky is the symbol of the child Dhruva.
Life is full of many strange aspects that are beyond human comprehension. ‘Never take life seriously, no one gets out alive’ is an oft-heard and good one-liner that inspires people to be positive about life and makes you laugh.
