God is love
Amma's weathered hands moved across the harmonium as classical Carnatic melodies filled our Chennai home. Her video, posted on a platform that finally valued our heritage, reached millions overnight. Strangers commented with anger, confusion, and cynicism, but Amma smiled serenely. "Let them feel what they need," she whispered. When the modest earnings arrived, she donated them to our village's music school. Young children now learned ragas that centuries of Tamil Nadu families had guarded like precious pearls. In that quiet moment, I understood her wisdom. God wasn't just love—it was sharing, preserving, connecting souls across invisible threads that bound us all together.
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