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2024, Oaxaca. Desert dawn. Grandmother teaching granddaughter. Dug near ant trail. Found colony - ants with abdomens swollen gold, grape-sized. "Chindudis". Gently squeezed one. Honey released. Placed back alive. "Tomorrow, refills". Girl tasted - desert flowers. Living storage collecting nectar nightly. No hive. Bodies become jars. Sustainable centuries - take gently, release, return tomorrow. "Hurt them?" girl asked. Grandmother smiled: "Take what offered, leave whole. Refills naturally. Why tradition survived 500 years - respect means both thrive". The sweetest lessons teach knowing when enough is one drop, letting the source live to offer again, proving harvest doesn't require destruction when patience understands tomorrow always brings more than greed takes today.