Hinduism reveres the chalisa as a potent spiritual tool that may call forth the kindness and blessings of the gods. It is a collection of poetry devoted to a particular god and is derived from the Sanskrit word "chalis," which means forty. As they capture the essence of the deity's attributes, lessons, and divine manifestations, chalisas are seen to be of incredibly deep value. It is seen as an expression of devotion, submission, and prayer to ask for divine intervention when one recites or chants a Chalisa. The rhythmic singing of the Chalisa helps with mental concentration, spiritual focus, and calling forth the holy presence. One is said to be able to get divine blessings, safety, healing, and direction on their life's journey by sincerely saying a Chalisa. Chalisas are well-liked outside of India, with numerous around the world embracing these hymns as a means of spiritual solace and connection to their chosen deity.