Based on the spoken intro by AURORA and the lyrics of the song "Welcome to The Gods We Can Touch," the track explores the idea of a more relatable and humanized form of mythology and religion. AURORA expresses her admiration for the Greek mythology and the way the gods and goddesses are depicted as flawed and with human abilities, unlike the untouchable image of God in contemporary religions.

The song seems to suggest that humans need a god or deity they can relate to and find comfort in. The lyrics state, "There's a god in you and me, in every soul and every dream" which can be interpreted as a belief that the divine exists within all humans and not just in an unattainable force. The track also touches on the idea that humans began to create these religions as a way to connect with something greater than themselves, but over time, these gods became unreachable and unrelatable, and people lost that connection.

Overall, "Welcome to The Gods We Can Touch" encourages listeners to seek out a more personal and relatable connection with the divine, rather than trying to find comfort in an unapproachable and perfect deity.