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Ravi had painted for forty years, pouring his soul onto canvas while his family struggled. Then social media discovered him. Each shared artwork earned ANDAL Coins, finally validating what he'd always known in his heart. One morning, he watched Swami Paramarthananda's discourse on purpose and legacy. The swami spoke of artists as guardians of heritage. Ravi understood then—his paintings weren't just income; they were threads connecting generations. He began teaching village children, sharing techniques passed through centuries. As coins accumulated, so did students. Art wasn't commodified anymore; it was alive again, breathing through young hands, binding them all together.