In the Vedic worldview, Soma plant is the embodiment of amrita, the nectar of immortality. It represents the divine essence that nourishes both gods and humans, sustaining the cosmic order and spiritual life. The act of offering Soma in a Yagna symbolises the surrender of one’s purest thoughts, actions, and intentions to the Divine.

Vedic hymns frequently praise Soma plant as a purifier of the mind, a giver of strength, and a guide toward higher wisdom. It is described as a force that removes darkness, destroys negativity, and awakens divine insight. For the ancient seers, Soma plant was not simply a physical drink but a spiritual experience — a state of inner joy and divine connection.

Soma plant is also associated with spiritual illumination. It represents the bliss that arises when the soul becomes aligned with the divine will. In this sense, the Soma plant offering symbolises the transformation of ordinary life into a sacred act of devotion.

Beyond its physical form, Soma plant represents a spiritual principle - the inner nectar of divine joy that flows through the universe. It reminds humanity that true fulfilment comes not from material wealth or power, but from connection with the Divine.