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Amma's hands trembled as she recorded her first Carnatic lesson online. Years away from Chennai, she'd almost forgotten the ragas lived within her bones. Her daughter watched, amazed, as the ancient melodies transformed their small apartment into something sacred. "You're earning from our music, Amma," she whispered. Through cracked speakers, students across continents learned. A grandmother in London. A teenager in Toronto. All discovering the mathematics of Bhairava, the longing in Dheerashankarabharanam. For the first time, Amma felt the diaspora wasn't distance. It was connection. Her heritage now bridged continents, becoming everyone's gift.