me and brother
My brother Arun saved money from his factory job in Srivilliputhur, carefully collecting rupees in a worn cloth pouch. When Papa fell ill, he didn't hesitate. The clarity of his purpose shone through—this was no ordinary expense, this was family. Our neighborhood rallied around us, a miracle of sorts. A distant aunt offered her savings. The temple community contributed what they could. Through that difficult season, I witnessed something powerful: our Tamil heritage of *kula* devotion, that unshakeable bond binding us together. Arun's sacrifice taught me that real wealth flows through relationships, not accounts. Our roots run deep here.
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