Top 50 Sanu Sharma Quotes (2026 Update)

1. “We experience pain not from others, but from those to whom we are deeply attached. The stronger the bond, the deeper the wounds. Yet, the fear of getting hurt when breaking these connections prevents us from letting go, and that is why we endure repeated and unceasing pain.”

— Sanu Sharma

2. “Whether you become a daughter, sister, lover, partner, sister-in-law, daughter-in-law, mother, or anything else with complete honesty, the satisfaction you’ll find in becoming yourself cannot be found in becoming any of these relative beings.”

— Sanu Sharma

3. “Whether you want to break free or connect, it’s your choice. But with great courage, I locked my eyes with yours.”

— Sanu Sharma

4. “After reaching an easy path, the walking stick should not be discarded.”

— Sanu Sharma

5. “If you ever become fatigued from chasing your dreams, you are always welcome in my world of reality.”

— Sanu Sharma

6. “The path ahead may present you with a variety of obstacles, some with steep gradients and others more level. Such diversity is inherent in any journey.”

— Sanu Sharma

7. “How can those who incinerate with jealousy at the sight of someone else’s external glitter not realize that not everything that shines is a diamond? Only the person wearing new shoes can truly experience the pain; for others, captivating is the allure of new shoes.”

— Sanu Sharma

8. “I aspire to write something so remarkable that it resides in everyone’s heart; I desire to be remembered solely through my written words.”

— Sanu Sharma

9. “Like, love; but do not make the person an indispensable part of your habits, routines, and daily affairs. It can be relatively easy to forget an individual, but breaking a habit is exceedingly difficult.”

— Sanu Sharma

10. “No matter how frequently you visit the realm of dreams, you will inevitably confront the unvarnished truth. However, our truth is so much bitter that not even the entirety of the world’s sugar can sweeten it.”

— Sanu Sharma

11. “Light must be saved for those moments when the night is dark, when the moon doesn’t appear in the sky.”

— Sanu Sharma

12. “Courage is never born with a person; time and circumstances inject it into a person and bring it forth from within.”

— Sanu Sharma

13. “I realized that while women may seem like regular individuals, mothers are nothing short of divine embodiment. They transcend the ordinary, not only navigating life’s challenges but also contending with the forces of nature in relentless devotion to their children.”

— Sanu Sharma

14. “Plain paths are not always straightforward. You might encounter uneven, sometimes steep, sometimes flat obstacles along the way. That’s the nature of a path. Therefore, after reaching an easy path, the walking stick should not be discarded.”

— Sanu Sharma

15. “Whether I am written as good or as bad, my wish is to be written as you are.”

— Sanu Sharma

16. “After reaching an easy path, the walking stick should not be discarded, for there might come difficult paths again ahead.”

— Sanu Sharma

17. “In your journey, be prepared to encounter an array of obstacles – some steep, some flat – for that’s the nature of the path.”

— Sanu Sharma

18. “When there is the moon, the night automatically becomes beautiful; there might be no need for extra light. Light must be saved for those moments when the night is dark, and the moon doesn’t appear in the sky. Plain paths are not always straightforward. You might encounter uneven, sometimes steep, sometimes flat obstacles along the way. That’s the nature of a path. Therefore, after reaching an easy path, the walking stick should not be discarded.”

— Sanu Sharma

19. “When there is the moon, the night automatically becomes beautiful; there might be no need for extra light. Light must be saved for those moments when the night is dark, and the moon doesn’t appear in the sky.”

— Sanu Sharma

20. “Life doesn’t end just because someone leaves.”

— Sanu Sharma

21. “Until an overflowing pot is emptied, nothing else can be added to it. If you keep holding onto the sorrows of the past, how and where will you make room for the happiness and joy of the present?”

— Sanu Sharma

22. “Mothers not only navigate through life’s challenges but also defy the forces of nature when it comes to protecting and caring for their children.”

— Sanu Sharma

23. “Que eu possa te agarrar e cair em um sono profundo.”

— Sanu Sharma

24. “When you stop respecting yourself, the world starts disrespecting you.”

— Sanu Sharma

25. “When a house falls apart, one cannot live their entire life under the open sky, merely complaining about it; finding shelter is essential. This is the truth, and it’s the right thing to do.”

— Sanu Sharma

26. “A person willing to understand catches even the smallest clue, but one unwilling to understand will never get it, no matter how much you raise your voice.”

— Sanu Sharma

27. “An overflowing pot must be emptied before anything new can be added. If you cling to the sorrows of the past, how can you make space for the happiness and joy of the present?”

— Sanu Sharma

28. “May I get melted on your embrace, and meld into your wholeness.”

— Sanu Sharma

29. “Writing serves as a form of therapy, helping me process and navigate my emotions.”

— Sanu Sharma

30. “I have no need for the boundless sky; the moon and stars are beyond my grasp. I prefer to exist in the real world, for dreams alone cannot sustain me.”

— Sanu Sharma

31. “The absence of lost things is felt most painfully when the things you possess stop providing satisfaction.”

— Sanu Sharma

32. “Even if the roof of a house leaks a lot, it still provides more shelter than a tree.”

— Sanu Sharma

33. “A home isn’t always destroyed by outsiders; sometimes family members cause even greater damage.”

— Sanu Sharma

34. “When one’s own weaknesses come to the fore and start tormenting them, they have neither the courage to accept them nor the strength to deny them.”

— Sanu Sharma

35. “I do not yearn for the cloud for I am not the rain. I am the sheer cloud itself, without whose presence there is no existence of rain.”

— Sanu Sharma

36. “Writing has been a compelling force in my life, though I’ve never been able to pinpoint exactly why.”

— Sanu Sharma

37. “The essence of love lies in feeling it. Love remains steadfast through sorrow and joy. Love is in preserving trust rather than just having it. Love is in winning hearts through genuine care, not through threats or pressure.”

— Sanu Sharma

38. “There is a vast difference between losing a battle after a hard-fought struggle and surrendering without lifting a weapon. If you are defeated while fighting a well-matched adversary, you are a warrior; but if you bow your head without ever raising it, you are a coward.”

— Sanu Sharma

39. “Amidst the shadows of adversity, a heart burdened and broken finds its steps faltering. Yet, it is in the act of rising, of daring to tread once more, that the flicker of confidence reignites.”

— Sanu Sharma

40. “If a relationship lacks harmony, even the words that reach the tip of the tongue, unable to be spoken, retreat back into the heart and settle into knots.”

— Sanu Sharma

41. “If strong trust is not knotted in the foundation of love, a home that could shield its inhabitants could not be built.”

— Sanu Sharma

42. “One who intends to understand grasps even the slightest hint, but the one who has no intention to understand never comprehends, no matter how loudly you shout.”

— Sanu Sharma

43. “To reside in someone’s memory, one must set aside selfishness, as selfishness and fond memories cannot coexist in the same space.”

— Sanu Sharma

44. “Amidst those who strut with illicit pride, even after sinking a dagger into others with stealth, there stands me, burdened by a persisting pang of guilt whenever I inadvertently crush an ant underfoot.”

— Sanu Sharma

45. “The home is not always ruined by outsiders; sometimes those within the family ruin it even more severely.”

— Sanu Sharma

46. “Even walking side by side for a long time, some relationships never touch the heart.”

— Sanu Sharma

47. “If strong trust is not knotted in the foundation of love, a home that could shield its inhabitants could not be built. And life could not be lived wet, whether it be in rain or tears.”

— Sanu Sharma

48. “One who has fallen and been badly injured won’t regain the confidence to walk again until they get back up and try.”

— Sanu Sharma

49. “Those who can bend need not be taught how to stand tall.”

— Sanu Sharma

50. “I can read and see the words that you have confined behind the wall of your lips in the expression on your face and in the gaze of your eyes.”

— Sanu Sharma