His poem "Where The Mind Is Without Fear" was a world-famous work in which he blended fact and fantasy, realism and fantasy, politics and poetry. This poem, Leave This Chanting, highlighted the passion of worshipers all around the world and earned a significant position in international literature as a result. This is not only because it expresses the inmost feelings of humans but also because it exposes the pseudo-worshipers of God who are blind to their sins. It tells how people who claim to pray but do not know God, sing His praise with their voices but not with their hearts. They may talk about God but they do not understand Him. They think that He must accept their prayers but they forget that God's love for them is infinite. Therefore, their prayers are invalid and go unheard by God. People who say they love God but don't live according to their words are nothing but fake believers who deceive others into thinking that they are important members of the church. Such people will never see or experience God's love because they shut themselves off from heaven with their own sins. This is why Jesus said in Matthew 7:21, "Not everyone who says to me 'Lord! Lord!' will get into heaven, but only those who do what God wants them to do." Only those who put God first and act according to His commands will see Him face to face.