This hymn repeatedly invites a broad pantheon of gods—Indra, the Maruts, Agni, Mitra-Varuna, and the Ashvins—to drink the exhilarating Soma. A recurring theme is the performance of rituals "with the rhythm of the cosmos" (ṛtú), emphasizing cosmic order and seeking generosity and blessings from these powerful deities.

This hymn is a ceremonial invitation to the Soma offering, calling Indra to partake first, then the brilliant Maruts, Tvashṭar, and other deities. It describes the precise ritual of preparing and distributing Soma, ensuring all gods and priests receive their share for strength and satisfaction.

Continuing the Soma ritual, this hymn details invitations for the recipient, likely Indra, to drink from various priests’ cups alongside the Rtus. It emphasizes the invigorating effect of Soma, promising wealth in return, and concludes with Agni facilitating the gods' eager acceptance of oblations.