The Lord employs the analogy of a sacred offering to depict various modes of worship, envisioning God-the-Supreme as a vast divine flame. In this flame, the devotee’s entire existence figuratively becomes the offering, replacing traditional substances like clarified butter and grains. Another interpretation suggests that the conventional fire-yajna, intended for propitiating lesser deities, should be immersed in the essence of Brahm or God-the-Supreme. This could suggest a shift from rituals aimed at pleasing lesser deities to dedicating all spiritual rituals in the sole worship of the Supreme God.