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Amma learned the ancient verses from Avvaiyar's wisdom, words passed down like golden thread through generations. She wove cloth by dawn, each pattern a prayer, each knot a story her grandmother once sang. The poet Kannadasan's words echoed in her mind—tales of simple people, extraordinary hearts. When her modest earnings came, she didn't celebrate alone. She purchased oil for the temple lamp, rice for neighbors, medicine for the elder next door. Her small victory became everyone's blessing. In that quiet moment, she understood: true wealth blooms when we share it, when heritage lives not in memory but in the hands we lift together.