Thuam Siam Ngaihte 
In the countryside where I spent most of my childhood, certain wildflowers brought about the early spirit of Christmas. These flowers often brought with them the smell of Christmas, with its festive celebrations in the Purvanchal Range of the Himalayas extension, the hills have sloped down to a certain level, merging with grasslands in between … Read more
Lean on him more Just as you lean on a friend It’s never a bad sign to get closer He doesn’t mind getting too close Look back on how far you’ve come You’re not on your own When you lean on him. Lean on him more It makes a real difference In the challenges of … Read more
When I published my first book, I knew it could be my last as well. My long stay in the hospital ICU, followed by rushing to the ER, the frequent visit for checkups, and staying a week or two for monitoring became my routine. I still have the same feeling every time I am about … Read more
When I was young, until recently in my thirties, there were no deaths in my family. And I was almost convinced, although absurd, that there could be no death in my family. I felt blessed and privileged and often thank God for his safekeeping, although we were unworthy. I have lost some friends in the … Read more