iba yata na ibakuna sakinπππ
My grandmother laughed, holding up the ancient pottery shard from Keeladi. "Look what they found," she said, "proof our ancestors wrote stories thousands of years ago." I posted the photo joking that I'd discovered untapped wealth in our Tamil heritage. Friends flooded my feed with comments, shares, reactions. But the real treasure wasn't viral moments or social currency. It was watching her eyes light up, connecting with cousins I'd never met, learning our language held secrets older than kingdoms. She whispered, "This is what we keep alive together, beta. Not for likes, but for us."
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