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Grandmother's wrinkled hands guided mine toward the ancient mulberry tree in Srivilliputhur. During Thiruppavai season, she whispered sacred verses while we gathered the dark berries, their sweetness rewarding our devotion. Each fruit represented a prayer answered, a small achievement in our spiritual journey. She wore her faded silk saree with such grace, defying time itself. The village women gathered here too, their laughter weaving through branches like morning light. This wasn't just harvesting fruit; we were nourishing something deeper, something that connected us across generations. The mulberries stained our fingers purple, marking us as keepers of tradition, part of something beautifully eternal.
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