The HKL Time is a warm, uplifting publication shared every two weeks to celebrate the global impact of the Humility, Kindness & Love movement. It highlights community efforts and strengthens connection among HKL volunteers and supporters around the world.
VOLUNTEER WORKSHOP ACROSS CITIES
CALGARY, AB, CANADA spiring evening.
Steward Ibaara (Panama City, Panama), Amarpreet Singh (California, USA), and Mi- chael Kraus (Vancouver). Each speaker shared their personal experiences, insights, and re- flections on what HKL means to them, along with the impact that kindness, compassion, and connection can have on com- munities around the world.
One of the most meaningful parts of the workshop was wit- nessing the way HKL continues to grow through the dedication of its volunteers. The ideas shared throughout the evening reflected the care, creativity, and intention each person brings to the movement.
One of the messages shared during the workshop highlight ed the importance of uplifting one another:
"If we can make that tran- sition that is most beneficial and then be able to send each other messages of en- couragement, messages of kindness, love, empathy and compassion, and uplift one another across cultures, families, ages, and genders, we can use the power of vi- bration and frequency to create a field of coherence."
There is something beautiful that happens when hearts gath- er with a shared intention. The Global HKL Workshop in Cal- gary was one of those moments. Each person shared their own experiences and ideas, shaping the conversation and the direc- tion of HKL. The workshop came together naturally, and everything unfolded with grace and ease. Throughout the gath- ering, there was a quiet sense
This message was further re- flected in Anna's passionate speech, where she shared, "This is a joy. This is the Divine work- ing through us. This is not just for now; it is for life. HKL is always unveiling and revealing that it is a gift for others and a gift to us."
Participants were also reminded that the opportunity and respon- sibility of this lifetime is to dis- cover the point where humanity can elevate its consciousness and move closer toward true peace. This includes creating inner peace, outer peace, and recognizing the oneness of hu- manity.
"There is no separation between us. We are all part of one living, breathing organism," was a powerful reflection shared during the discussion, remind- ing everyone of our shared conof connection among everyone On July 19, 2026, an HKL
Workshop was held in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada, bringing together volunteers to reflect on the purpose, vision, and message behind the HKL Movement.
The workshop provided an op- portunity for volunteers to gain a deeper understanding of why we share this message with the world. The focus was not on numbers or how many people we reach, but rather on looking within ourselves, strengthening our connection to the values we represent, and understanding the importance of our service.
who joined.
Volunteers came from differ- ent chapters and communities, bringing with them their own experiences and hopes for the future of HKL. Participants gathered in small groups, where each table became a space for sharing stories, reflections, and creative ideas. The conversa- tions were filled with openness, care, and a willingness to listen. Inspiration and smiles filled the room, leaving everyone with a sense of gratitude. The evening came to a close with meditation, allowing volunteers to settle into stillness together before sharing light refreshments and The session began with intro- ductions from Arvind Singh It was a simple, joyful, and in- (Michigan, USA), Dr. Anna conversation.
nection with one another and the world around us.
The workshop continued with participants breaking into smaller groups to discuss ideas, share experiences, and explore ways to continue growing on this journey. Over tea and snacks, each group presented their thoughts and shared cre- ative ideas on how to further spread the message of kindness and connection.
The gathering served as a re- minder that transformation be- gins within. Through reflection, connection, and service, we can inspire kindness and unity in our communities. It was touch- riences of volunteers who are ing to hear the inspiring expemaking such a positive impact in the world, reminding us that meaningful change begins with- in each of us.
Michael Kraus at HKL Surrey Workshop. Michael is also working together to help bring Humil- ity, Kindness and Love, he is the founder of a organization called Awaken.
www.awaken.global