gām āviśhya cha bhūtāni dhārayāmy aham ojasā
puṣhṇāmi chauṣhadhīḥ sarvāḥ somo bhūtvā rasātmakaḥ || 13 ||

My Understanding : Sthiti (Earth) is the mother, and Surya (the Sun) is the father. Just as the earth is real to the human, the physical substance is real to the Sun. Each small atom has a center, and similarly, the Earth has a center, along with a wisdom center. Earth, me, pragnya (awareness), and Vedam (knowledge) are interconnected. The geometrical center of the Earth, me, Krishna, and Bhumi (the Earth), along with the Sun’s rays, form this connection. The Sun himself allows light to reach the Earth, and the rays touching the Earth create a direct connection. Through the union of these two pragnya (awarenesses), Omkaram (the sound of creation) manifests. Thus, human birth is intrinsically linked to Omkaram. The connection between the Sun and the Earth through the rays holds the reason for many births on Earth, whether human or animal. Rasa Swaroopamu (the essence of taste): All beings require sustenance to survive. We experience the taste of food, which is digested and converted into liquid form. This liquid provides the energy and power for the body to sustain itself. Rasa-Somudu (the essence of Soma) and Graha Deva (the planetary deity for beings) is Indra. Wisdom flows to humans with the help of Indra. Soma, the celestial nectar, grants wisdom, which is distributed to beings through the influence of Chandra (the Moon). Chandra is also the deity overseeing reproduction.