Dhruva

Dhruva is a symbolic celestial point in Hindu astronomy and mythology. It represents the North Star, or Polaris, which remains nearly fixed in the night sky and serves as a navigational reference. In Hindu mythology, Dhruva is also a legendary prince who achieved unwavering devotion to the divine, earning a permanent place in the skies as the "Pole Star." This dual significance highlights its role as a fixed point in the cosmos, guiding travelers and embodying steadfast faith. Thus, Dhruva combines both astronomical importance and spiritual symbolism in Hindu tradition.