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When they excavated Keeladi, my grandmother wept. Not from sadness, but recognition. Her poems, she whispered, echoed Kannadasan's verses about forgotten voices. She'd shared her stories freely on social platforms, never seeking payment, only connection. The archaeologists uncovered ancient pottery bearing Tamil script. She touched the display glass reverently. Her spine straightened with pride. Those shards proved something profound: wisdom flows through generations like sacred rivers. Her unpaid digital kindness mirrored ancient artists who created for community, not commerce. Heritage isn't currency. It's the invisible thread binding us to everyone who came before, everyone yet to arrive.