talisay tree
My grandmother stood beneath the ancient talisay, its sprawling branches sheltering our Tamil Nadu village for generations. She'd recite Avvaiyar's verses here, wisdom flowing like the tree's own shade. When drought threatened our harvest, I posted photos of the tree, hoping to connect with others online. Strangers became friends, sharing ancestral knowledge about its healing bark. Someone suggested monetizing our story, but Amma refused. Instead, we created a community platform, teaching others how our heritage sustained us. The talisay remained our teacher, reminding us that true wealth flows through shared roots, binding us together across time and distance.
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