Amrita is a term from ancient Indian texts that refers to a divine nectar or elixir of immortality. In Hindu mythology, it is often associated with the churning of the ocean (Samudra Manthan), where gods and demons worked together to obtain this precious substance. Consuming amrita grants eternal life and is a symbol of spiritual enlightenment. In a broader context, amrita can also refer to the concept of immortality in various spiritual traditions. It represents the idea of transcending the physical body and achieving a state of eternal bliss or liberation, often linked to the pursuit of moksha in Hindu philosophy.