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UI HOIH MAHMAH KHAT TANGTHU

Nitak khat sumbuk ngakpa’n a sumbuk a khak dek lianin ui khat a sumbuk-ah thakhat in hong tai lut hi. Tua ui in a kam-ah saphuklai ip gol mahmah khat pet hi. Tua a saphuklai pehna sung ip sungah a van lei dinga kisam kigelh a, a sum bei ding khempeuh zong om hi. Sumbuk ngakpa’n a saphuklai ip la-in a van kisam teng kaikhawm in, a saphuklai ip sungah a van teng guansak in, a sumbei khempeuh la hi.
Sianzun: Mother Teresa
Mother Teresa
Sumbuk ngakpa’n a van ding khempeuh a guansak khit phet manlang takin tua ui ciahkik pah vingveng hi. Sumbuk nakpa’n zong lamdang sa lua ahih manin tua ui a nungah sim zuih a, kua ui hi peuhmah ding hiam cih en khia dingin a nungah va sim zuih hi.

 Tua ui bus khawlna mun ah tai suak in, bus ngakin ding hi. Tawl khat khit ciangin bus hong pai a, a sungah manlang takin diang to samsam pah hi. Bus sunga sum kaikhawmpa/dongpa (conductor) in sum hong dong in, tua ui kiang hong tun’ ciangin a ui in a ngawng a savun tawh a kingakna khau sum dongpa’ kiangah lak hi. Sum dongpa’n tua savun sunga et leh tua ui’ kumna ding mun ki-atna lai leh sum mu hi. A sum bei zah ding la-in, a ticket ui’ ngawgah koihsak in, a sum val teng zong koih kik sak hi.
A kumna mun a tun ciangin tua ui a kong lam hong manawh phei a, ka kum hun ta hi cih lahna dingin a mei pei velvel hi. Bus a khawl phet in tuak khia pah a, inn lam manawh in tai hi. Sumbuk ngakpa’n zong zui sim lai hi.
Inn a tun ciangin tua ui in a khe tawh kong kiu a, a pupa hong pai in kong hong hon’ hi. A ui a lut khit ciangin a pupa’n a ui a ciang tawh nakpi takin sat gawp hi. Sumbuk ngakpa zong lamdangsakna leh heh mahmahna tawh kidim a, “Bang hangin ui hoih hi bang nei cin-a sat beh lai na hi hiam?’’ a cih leh ui neipan, “Tawh tawi ding mangngilh sese a, ka ihmut lai hong phawngin hong nawngkaisak hi,” ci-in dawng hi.
Na hoih nasep hangin midang ten a hoihzaw sem na sep ding hong lamen thuahtuah den lai ding uh hi. A beisa hunin na hoih tampi na sep sate hong kimangngilhsak pah ding a, hih khialh khat na nei ciangin tua bek nangawn na nuntak sung tawntung hong kiciamteh sak zaw lai ding hi. Hih pen leitung mihingte ngeina leh leitung pai zia ahi hi. Ahih hangin hih thu phawk khial kei in:
“Na thumanna leh cihtakna hangin mi dang ten hong khem ding uh hi.
Na cihtakna leh thumanna khahsuah tuan kei in.
Lungkimna na ngah/muh ciangin midang ten
Hong haza ding uh hi. Lungkim veve ding dan kisin in.
Tu ni in na hoih nasepnate zing ciangin kimangngilh lel ding hi.
Ahih hangin na hoih sep ding cimtak tuan kei in.
Na nuntak sungin na hoih sep ding hanciam in la,
Leitungah na nuntak sungin na hoih sem den in.
Na hoih na septe in bei hun cih nei ngei lo ding hi.
A tawp ni ciangin na hanciamna leh na hoih na senate..
Midangte adingin na bawl hi loin,
Nang leh Pasian adingin nasep ahih lam tak na phawk veve ding hi".
-Mother Teresa
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