Let me breathe You in, Let me taste the meaning of sublime;Let my soul mingle with You, Let me be one with divine!

— Neelam Saxena Chandra

Life is a combo of attachment and detachment. Love is the most natural thing, and you are bound to get attached to persons, places and things. However, while getting attached so, you should know that all these attachments to have an expiry date. It's exactly at that point that the art of detachment helps. Persons, places and things are meant for specific periods in life after which you should know how to let go and embrace newer things. The world is beautiful, and you should have belief in Him.

— Neelam Saxena Chandra

Lips half open, Words unsaid; And yet He understands The puzzles of life’s threads!

— Neelam Saxena Chandra

Not all things that fall down break. Some develop wings.

— Neelam Saxena Chandra

One day I shall leave the world, And if you feel like remembering me-Search me not in my ashes, In my words, you can rummage me!

— Neelam Saxena Chandra

Prayers are a very personal and sacred thing. One prays when one feels like. Feel disgusted when I see people forcing others to pray, carry out certain rituals or chant the prayers loudly on loudspeakers.

— Neelam Saxena Chandra

Requiring neither wood nor urns, Inside me is a fire that burns;Advising me to never accept defeat, The blessed fruit of hope it churns!

— Neelam Saxena Chandra

Seeing the skylines The heart becomes pensive and still; Mammoth is the world, Our existence…almost nil!

— Neelam Saxena Chandra

Sometimes when you are low, you may feel that there is darkness all around. In such moments, look at a faraway star. Its light seems to be less…very less. However, light is still there. Just because it is far, its light is not visible to the naked eye. You also have a lot of light and energy like that star. Harness it properly and see the effects!

— Neelam Saxena Chandra

The bird of hope sings Perched on the branches of twilight;Never grieve for anything For, the day always follows the night!

— Neelam Saxena Chandra