An autobiography titled “On God, life and death…and other things in between” written by Lothunglo Mozhui was released here Saturday at Cafe 20 twelve by Kingdom Culture Project Pastor Visasier Kevichusa. The book is based on the life struggles of the author survived two “strokes”.
The author who is also a pianist and music instructor, found the source of motivation and inspiration from God to share the collection of her thoughts that emerged during the time of her heavy trails even though her arm was incapacitated because of the stroke.
The content of the book include her thoughts on music, colours, family, tears, mistakes and other inspiring episodes. Speaking at the release programme, the author shared about the wondrous work of God reflected in her life and said she was living testament of God’s marvelous works.
Mozhui also said although her limbs were paralyzed, God talked to her saying “your mind is still intact and unharmed.
You still have the faculties to think, to formulate and structure your thoughts, to remember, to spell! Put them in use”.
Mozhui paid a calming tribute to her dearest friend Mhadeno who passed away recently. She profusely thanked and invoked God’s blessings to all those who had helped her in ensuring the success of the programme and also thanked Heritage publishing house for the timely publication of her book.
The publisher Dr. Lanusangla Tzüdir briefed the book as “enriching and insightful” and also encouraged the author to continue writing her story to be a living testament of God’s grace.
The programme was chaired by Daivd Murry, invocation was offered by Pastor Yanbemo Ovüng, special song was sung by Yanpvüo Yanthan and Atsen Murry, book review was presented by Dr. Wojanbeni Shitiri Yanthan while closing prayer was pronounced by Rev. Dr Shiwoto Assumi. The programme was attended by family, relatives, friends and well wishers.
The book will be available at Cornerstone Kohima, CLC Dimapur, Signet books, Dimapur and Heritage publishing house.
Wednesday, September 23, 2026