Chalisa Sangrah of Hindu Gods & Goddesses (With Roman)

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Everybody on this earth wants to live happily. The whole of humankind in the world is occupied with the single-pointed task of securing one or other means that may fetch happiness making one's life more and more comfortable. From times immemorial, the masterminds of Sanatana Dharma (the eternal Dharma) have emphasized on the Love of Divine that is superb, and that alone is capable of delivering the real happiness and bliss of life.

Various modes of practices have been outlined in the plenty of scriptural texts available in India and elsewhere to facilitate the attainment of such a life full of bliss, harmony and peace. One can benefit according to one's understanding of the subject and the level of awareness in the realm of spirituality. To begin with, Chalisa or Forty Verses is a highly effective medium for adoring a deity. In the Chalisa of a particular God or Goddess, the Bhakta or devotee recounts singing the glory of that particular deity composed by some God- Intoxicated poet.