Worship Sakhua as our Patron God

Sakhua is the guardian spirit of a Mizo clan, the mark of its identity. Each clan had its own Sakhua and its own priest, the sadâwt, who made the offerings.

A man who set up a house apart from his parents performed the sakung: a sadâwt chanted and sacrificed a pig over three days, after which the man stood free of his father's Sakhua and held a family religion of his own.