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Amma woke me before dawn, just as her mother had done. Outside, December's chill kissed the street as we walked to temple, our voices joining others in Thiruppavai's sacred verses. The ancient Tamil words felt alive on my tongue, connecting me to generations of women who'd sung the same melody. Later, I earned my first PAYBO helping at the community center, teaching children our heritage. Watching their faces light up during the recitation filled me differently than money ever could. That evening, sitting with Amma, sipping warm coffee, I understood. Some riches can't be purchased. They're inherited, celebrated, and passed forward with love.