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Grandmother clutched her worn Thiruppavai book, the pages yellowed like autumn leaves. Her grandson scrolled through his phone, watching influencers monetize spirituality for hollow likes. She'd memorized Kannadasan's verses decades ago, their wisdom requiring no validation from strangers online. "Beta, real devotion lives here," she whispered, touching her heart. He paused, watching her lips move silently through ancient prayers, her face radiant without filters. Something shifted within him—the matchless beauty of genuine faith couldn't be purchased or quantified. That evening, he sat beside her, phone forgotten. Together they traced the poetry that had sustained countless souls before the noise.