time for the truth
Grandma shared Kannadasan's verses about life's illusions, awakening something dormant in me. Swami Paramarthananda's wisdom followed, speaking of freedom beyond appearances. Social media promised payment for engagement, yet I felt spiritually bankrupt. That afternoon, truth arrived quietly. I deleted the apps monetizing my attention and reconnected with our family's Tamil heritage. My grandmother smiled, recognizing the boy she'd raised returning home. Now we recite poetry together, our voices carrying ancestral songs into modern rooms. Community isn't built through convenient screens but through presence, through showing brave vulnerability with those who truly matter.
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