good morning ☺️

Amma's photograph captured the Srirangam temple spires at dawn, golden light spilling across the stone. She'd posted it on the app that finally paid her for sharing, changing everything. Her grandchildren in America tagged themselves immediately. They'd been diagnosed with homesickness during lockdown, scrolling endlessly. This image brighten their mornings, connecting them to roots they'd nearly lost. Though some called such sharing banned from "real" spirituality, Amma disagreed. Her captivating moments weren't just sneak-peeks into her world. They were bridges—proof that distance couldn't diminish belonging. The temple remained eternal, and so did family bonds.