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  1. The Sacred Flower of the Land In the heart of Tamil Nadu, in a quiet village surrounded by green fields and ancient temples, grew a flower that was more than just beautiful—it was Hibiscus rosa , known locally as Semparuthi Poo . This bright red bloom held deep spiritual meaning. Villagers believed it was favored by Lord Murugan and offered it daily in their prayers. Elders spoke of its healing powers, using its petals in traditional medicine and its essence in hair oils. The flower was a part of their identity, woven into the rituals and rhythms of daily life. 2. Meena and Her Garden Among the villagers lived a girl named Meena , who loved spending her evenings tending to her grandmother’s garden. The pride of the garden was a tall, blooming Hibiscus rosa plant. Meena's grandmother often told her, “This flower listens to prayers.” Inspired, Meena began offering a flower each morning to the household deity, believing her dreams and wishes would be heard. Her care and love ...

  1. The Gentle Morning In the soft glow of dawn, as dew kissed every blade of grass, a small dew-worm named Wilo peeked out from the cool earth. Each morning, he ventured out to greet the world, stretching and sensing the damp soil. The garden was quiet, save for the chirping of early birds and the rustling of leaves. Wilo was no ordinary worm—he was curious and loved to explore beyond the flower beds where his family stayed. 2. A Sudden Storm That morning, the air felt strange. Dark clouds rolled in faster than usual. Wilo, ignoring the signs, wriggled far from home in search of new scents and roots to nibble. Suddenly, a sharp wind howled, and raindrops the size of pebbles began to fall. The garden transformed—puddles formed quickly, and the soil became unstable. Wilo tried to turn back, but the path was gone, washed away by water. 3. The Underground Friend Lost and frightened, Wilo ducked into a crack beneath a large stone. Inside, it was dry and dark. There, he met an old m...