Soham is a term often used in Hinduism and Buddhism, representing the idea of self-realization and the connection between the individual soul and the universal spirit. It is derived from the Sanskrit words "so" meaning "that" and "ham" meaning "I am," signifying the unity of the self with the divine. This concept is frequently explored in meditation and spiritual practices. In addition to its spiritual significance, Soham is also a popular name in India. It is commonly given to boys and symbolizes qualities such as wisdom and enlightenment. The name reflects the cultural importance of spiritual growth and self-awareness in Indian society.