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Priya's grandmother taught her Bharatanatyam in their cramped apartment, moving through mudras with weathered hands. Years later, when Priya finally performed publicly, strangers sent ANDAL Coins—digital rewards that somehow felt sacred. Each coin represented someone moved by her art, by the temple bells and ancient stories her body channeled. The gesture was simple, yet profound. These tokens weren't mere points; they were acknowledgment, connection, belonging. Priya realized the real reward wasn't currency. It was discovering that her grandmother's legacy now lived in a global community, honoring the same traditions, rewarding the same devotion. She'd become a link in an unbroken chain.
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