Mokokchung Times Feature
Mokokchung | February 4
‘Foreign Engine in Flight’ is a collection of 60 poems written over a period of a year endeavoring towards unity consciousness and embracing oneself as a divine being. The poet’s fundamental belief that humans are born to share, to relate and grow collectively, lead her to expressing herself in the form of this poetry book. The poems shed light into the power of self-liberation, self-evaluation and self-resurrection, and the coming of alignment to one’s true purpose of life. This book is her celebration of life, the chance to live through all its brightest and darkest days, her lucid dreams while awake and asleep, and the universe through her lens.
About the Author
Moasenla R. Jamir is a native of Mopungchuket Village. Born in Mokokchung town, she did her early schooling (Class 1 – 6) at Queen Mary School, Mokokchung, before moving to Chennai to pursue her further studies. She confirmed with Mokokchung Times that ‘Foreign Engine in Flight’ is her first publication.
She is based in Mumbai since 2011 and has recently worked on a Hindi feature film as a Creative Director and Co-Producer, due for release soon. Her first short film “That Happy Place” (2015) won 3 International Jury Awards as Best Director, Best Screenplay and Special Mention.
The author has had the opportunity to live in all the four corners of India allowing her to observe the diverse culture across the country. This gives her a unique insight into the multifaceted dimensions of the human commune. She started her career as a 3D animator, and diversified into live-action film making. She is working towards cultivating her energy and empathic gifts to serve humanity as a lightworker and to be a joyful part of the collective unity of consciousness.
Moasenla currently has a film documentary under production, titled – “Nagaland – Mystic World of the Headhunters” which is written and directed by herself.