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📘 Books Published Works of Thangkhenpau Guite This section presents the published works that articulate the philosophy of Leenlai through narrative testimony and reflective insight. Each work reflects a sustained engagement with themes of love, endurance, memory, and human meaning — explored through lived experience rather than abstract theory. 🌌 The Love That Remained Leenlai: A Story of Witness, Endurance, and Meaning Author: Thangkhenpau Guite Genre: Narrative Philosophical Memoir About the Book The Love That Remained is a narrative work grounded in lived experience and historical reality, set within the cultural and social landscape of Northeast India. Through the deeply personal journey of Ka Pupau and Ka Pi, the book explores how love can endure separation, silence, loss, and time — not as fictional romance, but as a testimony to the resilience of human recognition. Emerging from this lived journey is Leenlai, a philosophical framework that redefines love as recognition sustained through endurance and embodied within daily life. The work integrates narrative reflection with philosophical insight, offering readers a contemplative exploration of how meaning arises from impermanence, how memory shapes identity, and how human connection persists across changing circumstances. Key Themes • Recognition as the foundation of love • Endurance across time and separation • Cultural memory of youth • Impermanence and human meaning • Love as a shaping force of identity Availability This book is available in: • Paperback edition • Hardcover edition • Digital ebook format Purchase links will be added here. 🌿 Future Works The Leenlai Archive will continue to expand as new writings and philosophical explorations are completed.

📬 Contact Connecting Through Reflection and Dialogue The Leenlai Archive exists as a space of shared reflection — a place where readers, scholars, and communities may engage with the philosophy of Leenlai and its exploration of love, endurance, and human meaning. This page provides a channel for respectful communication related to the archive and its writings. Purpose of Contact You may use this contact channel for: • Scholarly inquiries about Leenlai philosophy • Requests for permission to quote or reference writings • Invitations for academic or literary dialogue • Reader reflections and thoughtful responses • Questions regarding published works All communication is welcomed in the spirit of respectful engagement. Contact Method The preferred method of contact is via email. 📧 Email: pauguite@gmail.com Communication Guidelines To maintain the integrity and reflective purpose of the archive: • Please include your name and purpose of inquiry. • Allow reasonable time for response. • Communication should remain respectful and constructive. Closing Reflection In the spirit of Leenlai, this channel exists not only to exchange information, but to foster recognition — a shared understanding that meaningful human connection can arise through thoughtful dialogue.

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📘 Books Published Works of Thangkhenpau Guite This section presents the published works that articulate the philosophy of Leenlai through narrative testimony and reflective insight. Each work reflects a sustained engagement with themes of love, endurance, memory, and human meaning — explored through lived experience rather than abstract theory. 🌌 The Love That Remained Leenlai: A Story of Witness, Endurance, and Meaning Author: Thangkhenpau Guite Genre: Narrative Philosophical Memoir About the Book The Love That Remained is a narrative work grounded in lived experience and historical reality, set within the cultural and social landscape of Northeast India. Through the deeply personal journey of Ka Pupau and Ka Pi, the book explores how love can endure separation, silence, loss, and time — not as fictional romance, but as a testimony to the resilience of human recognition. Emerging from this lived journey is Leenlai, a philosophical framework that redefines love as recognition sustained through endurance and embodied within daily life. The work integrates narrative reflection with philosophical insight, offering readers a contemplative exploration of how meaning arises from impermanence, how memory shapes identity, and how human connection persists across changing circumstances. Key Themes • Recognition as the foundation of love • Endurance across time and separation • Cultural memory of youth • Impermanence and human meaning • Love as a shaping force of identity Availability This book is available in: • Paperback edition • Hardcover edition • Digital ebook format Purchase links will be added here. 🌿 Future Works The Leenlai Archive will continue to expand as new writings and philosophical explorations are completed.

📬 Contact Connecting Through Reflection and Dialogue The Leenlai Archive exists as a space of shared reflection — a place where readers, scholars, and communities may engage with the philosophy of Leenlai and its exploration of love, endurance, and human meaning. This page provides a channel for respectful communication related to the archive and its writings. Purpose of Contact You may use this contact channel for: • Scholarly inquiries about Leenlai philosophy • Requests for permission to quote or reference writings • Invitations for academic or literary dialogue • Reader reflections and thoughtful responses • Questions regarding published works All communication is welcomed in the spirit of respectful engagement. Contact Method The preferred method of contact is via email. 📧 Email: pauguite@gmail.com Communication Guidelines To maintain the integrity and reflective purpose of the archive: • Please include your name and purpose of inquiry. • Allow reasonable time for response. • Communication should remain respectful and constructive. Closing Reflection In the spirit of Leenlai, this channel exists not only to exchange information, but to foster recognition — a shared understanding that meaningful human connection can arise through thoughtful dialogue.

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