I bought a book

I bought a book

‘I bought a book today,’ was jotted down on my journal for that day. Not only one but many. It was for that particular day, and mostly on the days I received my pay. A few days ago, I need to look up something from my diary. I noticed some of them which took my

How do you live?

How do you live?

Today, I have nothing much to write. I would like to pose a question, which was answered to me from time to time. It has also led me to write books, blog articles since 2006.The question is: How do you live? Yes, without trying to find reason for everything happening to you. We know everything

Fellowship

Fellowship

The early Christians were known for their imminent fellowship, oneness, consistency, openness, and helping attitude toward one another. Fellowship forms a strong foundation for early believers to grow in their spiritual life. Fellowship is not simply filling the pews or gathering in one place but with a common interest. The way of their fellowship is

Toying With Life

Toying With Life

You don’t toy with your life, nor can you toy with someone’s life. When we toyed with our life around, we discovered some exciting new areas, except it’s good for the long run. Then, when you toy with someone’s life, you destroy them, or you add a big yoke to their life. Life, let me

Prayer from Lamka

Prayer from Lamka

The present is insecure, And the past is full of loss Give us the seed of hope Help us clear the trauma We’ll plant and care with hope, keep us safe in your hands. Your beautiful creations violated Uncovered and paraded by evildoers You saw what they went through May the memories not haunt them

Connecting Link

Connecting Link

Here I will be using it to define another approach. But before that, the term connecting link in biology is mostly associated with an organism having characteristics of two different organisms. It represents both groups, e.g., Archaeopteryx is the connecting link between Reptiles and Aves. While there is a connecting link in the study of

A Plight in the Light

A Plight in the Light

The news yesterday, just before our church service, has saddened me. It was disheartening. Not only me, all those who were aware of it. The brutality of the killing in our native home shocked us. The hands of those who were walking in the light and who were not are dissimilar. It is my plight

Hear our plight

Hear our plight

Our community thrived, geographically and demographically, in the bordering countries, changing our plight from time to time. The impact of colonialism and imperialism is still prevalent today. A small community of the same tribe and tradition was dispersed into countries and different states within the country. It has its benfits and a affliction for a

A Young Father

A Young Father

Rather than trying it to soften, I cannot diverge it from stating what’s been going on in my home state. Most of our writings, not a research topic does stem from deep inside our hearts. On this Father’s Day, it saddened me to state and emphasize my home state torn and gutted by ethnic violence.

Give Careful Thought

Give Careful Thought

Against the backdrop of strife-torn ethnic violence in my home state, these are a few things lingering in my mind. The internet there has been cut off for more than a month. I know, it felt strange in today’s era. However, it actually took place. Here, I have the privilege to share my thoughts with

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