Thus, Tagore conveys that participation in the activity of life is essential for the realization of God. This poem, "Leave This Chanting", is equally important in world literature due to its exposing the pseudo-zeal of worshippers everywhere. They think that by repeating certain words, they will be able to affect the universe and change their fate. But it is all a big illusion. People should understand that there is no way other than self-realization for emancipation from the cycle of birth and death. This poem also reflects the spirit of religious harmony in India. Although he was raised as a Hindu, Tagore became deeply influenced by Buddhism. He believed that religion can only enhance one's life but cannot provide salvation. Therefore, he rejected the idea of worshiping anything in the nature or beyond it. His message of love and peace has made him one of the most beloved poets in the world.