It presents the nature of Purusha or the cosmic being as both immanent in the manifested world and yet transcendent to it.

'Purusha' Means 'The Supreme Being' or God, and this suktam sings the glory of that supreme being.

This is one the most important vedic hymn that is chanted in Temples, homes, in daily worships and in almost all the festivals and rituals and for being such a stature, we can say it forms a very important part in a vedhika's life. Reciting this hymn confers auspiciousness and prosperity in one's life.

The Purusha Sukta of the Vedas is not only a powerful hymn of the insight of the great Seer, Rishi Narayana (on the Cosmic Divine Being as envisaged through the multitudinous variety of creation) but also a shortcut provided to the seeker of Reality for entering into the state of Superconsciousness.

The Sukta begins with the affirmation that all the heads, all the eyes, and all the feet in creation are of the Purusha.

The Sukta is charged with a five fold force potent enough to rouse God-experience in the seeker
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