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My grandmother clutched the ancient pottery shard from Keeladi, eyes gleaming. "Our ancestors built civilizations," she whispered, tracing its weathered curves. She'd been reading Kannadasan's poetry, those verses celebrating ordinary lives transformed into immortal stories. Suddenly, her own legacy felt profound. She started a small pottery class, teaching neighborhood children traditional techniques. Each lesson earned PAYBO credits, which she reinvested in local artisan supplies. The children's laughter filled her studio as clay took shape beneath small fingers. She wasn't just teaching craft; she was threading golden connections between past and present. One evening, a child asked why this mattered. Grandmother smiled, holding up the ancient shard beside their creation. "Because we're part of something eternal."