The HKL Time Vol 1 # 1

Vol. 1 Issue # 1 February 15, 2026

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4TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF HKL MOVEMENT “COMING HOME TO YOURSELF”

What began at Sri Harmandir Sahib, Amritsar Sahib, Pun- jab, India just one year ago has returned to its roots as thousands gathered at Buland- puri Sahib from November 15 to 17 to be part of a movement sweeping the globe, Humili- ty, Kindness & Love. People came from around the world for a gathering that was more than a meeting. It was a com- ing home to truth. Today, HKL has touched 67 countries, and this is not a coincidence. It emerged at a moment when humanity is deeply yearning to reconnect with its true na- ture. As this three-day HKL journey unfolded, participants were invited to pause, to turn inwardly, and to reconnect with their heart's intention. The reflections from various voices, meditation sessions and heartfelt singing empowered all attendees and left them feeling uplifted and re- charged. What followed were voices from many paths, each reflecting a shared truth: that a more beautiful existence, for ourselves, our children, and future generations, is not only possible, but already taking shape.

Baba Ji from Bulandpuri Sa- hib said, “Because we are living out of the information we have gathered, it's very difficult to wake up. Very dif- ficult to wake up to the truth. Because all we have is the information. We have never tried to know who am I. And that can only happen through meditation... What an unfortu- nate thing that we have never lived. We have only reacted. Day and night we react with others, react with people who live in our houses, react with everybody whomsoever we in- teract. This is no life. Reaction is no life. Action is life. And action happens when we know who I am. Then we act out of that knowledge, not out of any accumulated information."

5TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF HKL MOVEMENT SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA JAN 31, 2026

The Global Humility, Kindness & Love (HKL) Movement arrives in Australia for its 5th Inter- national Conference on Friday, 31 January 2026, at the Sydney Coliseum Theatre, Rooty Hill. This free, full-day event features inspiring speakers, artistic performances, and a transformative meditation, inviting people from all walks of life to reconnect with the timeless values of humility, kindness, and love, and bring greater harmony and wellbeing into their lives and communities.

CALGARY CANADA Edworthy Park: Family, Firelight, & the Power of Kindness

At Edworthy Park, the values of Humility, Kindness, and Love came alive in a warm, family-centred set- ting. With a glowing campfire, giant Jenga, and relaxed picnic-style gath- erings, the park transformed into a space of ease and togetherness. Affirmations were shared hand-to- hand, sparking thoughtful conver- sations and moments of quiet reflec- tion. Families, friends, and passersby paused with curiosity, many eager to learn more about HKL. Simple words, shared laughter, and unhur- ried moments created smiles and genuine connection; a reminder that kindness, when offered in communi- ty, gently touches hearts of all ages.

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HKL Reflection: When we gather with open hearts, even the simplest moments become spaces where love quietly grows.

The Jubilee event at the G7 People's Forum became a powerful expression of unity in diversity. People from all walks of life and from dif- ferent religious and cultural

People's Forum: Hope backgrounds gathered in one

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HKL Reflection: Hope is born when we listen deeply, honour our differences, and choose connection over division.

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shared space, united by hope and a longing for community. Conversations flowed with openness and respect, cre- ating an atmosphere where differences were not only ac- cepted but honoured. There was deep sense of belong- ing throughout the day; a reminder that when humility leads and love guides, hu- manity finds common ground. Moments like these reflect the heart of HKL and leave a lasting imprint long after the event ends.

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A MELODY OF LOVE & ONENESS

HKL Reflection: When music flows from love, it becomes a prayer that unites hearts across the world.

Sarb Akaal unfolded as a mov- ing musical experience, car- rying the message of oneness through sound and spirit. Art- ists and participants travelled from the UK, Pakistan and In- dia, coming together to share music rooted in love, peace, and connection. Each melody invited stillness and reflec- tion, allowing hearts to meet beyond language and borders. The atmosphere was both calming and deeply powerful, reminding all present that mu- sic is a universal bridge; one that dissolves boundaries and unites humanity through love.

At Prairie Winds Park, the spirit of Humility, Kindness, and Love was expressed through collective care for the land we share. Community members came together for a park clean-up, turning simple acts of service into meaningful moments of connection. As lit- ter was cleared and paths were restored, conversations nat-

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Calgary, Canada Prairie Winds Park: Caring for the Earth, Serving with Love

HKL Reflection: When we care for the Earth together, we honour our shared home and one another through humble service.

urally unfolded offering op- portunities to share the values and vision of HKL with those around us.

that sustains us. Working side by side, there was a shared sense of purpose, gratitude, and responsibility selfless service, when guided by love, can strengthen both communi- ty and conscience.

The act of caring for the en- vironment became a living expression of love in action. It reminded us that kindness extends not only to one an- other, but also to the Earth

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MALAYSIA:

HISTORIC MEETING with Baba Ji & Master

Christopher Chuang from China

On a beautifully warm eve- ning of January 14th in Kua- la Lumpur, two extraordinary spiritual leaders, Baba Ji and Master Christopher Chuang, met for the very first time. Both had spent the day im- mersed in their tireless work of uplifting human conscious- ness, making their evening meeting all the more meaning- ful and heartfelt. It was also Master Christopher Chuang's first visit to Kuala Lumpur in over five years, reconnecting with students and communi- ty members while nurturing growing initiatives across Ma- laysia and Singapore.

Chuang finally sat together. Following gentle exchanges and shared reflections, the two leaders rested in a peaceful si- lence that felt deeply charged with harmony, as though new pathways toward a brighter fu- ture were quietly being plant- ed.

In the dialogue that followed, Master Chuang expressed his commitment to supporting HKL, with more focused ef- forts anticipated after June 2026, following an important gathering in Sweden. Having dedicated over 30 years to de- veloping sustainable eco-vil- lages and community part- nerships across China, Master Chuang brings a wealth of wis- dom and steady dedication to this shared vision. There was a beautiful sense of alignment around raising human con- sciousness, reconnecting with nature, and embracing con- templation and meditation on a global scale. The possibility of HKL flourishing throughout China and Southeast Asia now feels closer than ever.

Baba Ji continues to engage with a wide circle of spiri- tual leaders, politicians, and change-makers, exploring ways to spread HKL hu- mility, kindness, and love. Through divine grace, Richard Good from the UK, who has been blessed to walk along- side both teachers for over a decade, lovingly brought this meeting into being at the Malaysian Kuli. Master Ch- uang arrived with his assistant Ricky and translator Richie, and as always, the Sikh sangat welcomed everyone with ex- ceptional warmth and hospi- tality, sharing nourishing food after a long day of teaching. Also present were repre- sentatives of the pioneering Eco-Village, The Noble Gate- Joanne Chew and way her children, Holiday and JY I who have likewise been honoured to spend time with both teachers in the past. Af- ter thoughtful introductions by Amarpreet Singh and Rich- ard Good, Baba Ji and Master

Master Chuang also kindly committed to sharing a video message at the upcoming 5th Global HKL Conference in Sydney on January 31st. As the evening concluded with the exchange of flowers and commemorative plaque, hearts were full, spirits uplift- ed, and the world truly felt like a kinder, more hopeful place.

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KEC er discussions about service and the importance of show- ing up for others in everyday life.

From park gatherings to inter- faith dialogue and cultural ex- changes, volunteers with the Humility, Kindness and Love (HKL) movement spent the past several months connect- ing with communities across Edmonton through small acts of service and meaningful conversations.

In early January, four vol- unteers visited Karma Tashi Ling Buddhist Meditation Centre, participating in a one-hour meditation session followed by discussions with Buddhist leaders about com- passion, service and shared spiritual values. The visit laid the groundwork for continued collaboration.

ways to support one another moving forward. Across each initiative, volunteers empha- sized that their work is rooted in simple presence rather than grand gestures small ac- tions they believe can quietly strengthen community ties.

On Thanksgiving Day, Oct. 12, volunteers set up a food stall at Queen Elizabeth Park, offering free hotdogs, drinks and informational brochures to families and visitors enjoy- ing the holiday outdoors. Curi- ous park-goers stopped to ask about HKL's mission, while children lingered and parents joined relaxed conversations about the group's purpose.

The group's outreach extended to a cultural exchange on Jan. 26, when HKL joined Gobind Sarvar School at the Kipo- thtakaw Education Centre, a First Nations school. Stu- dents, staff and guests shared music, traditional instruments and dance in a celebration of culture and learning. Orga- nizers described the event as an opportunity to listen, build relationships and explore

During the December holiday season, HKL members con- tinued their outreach at local malls, distributing Christmas and HKL cards. Though in- teractions were brief- often just a smile or a quiet thank- you volunteers said the gestures helped carry a sense of connection into busy public spaces.

Volunteers also visited the nearby sports centre, provid- ing complimentary refresh- ments to employees working through the holiday. Brief ex- changes often grew into deep-

INDIANA ANNUAL SIKH DAY PARADE

During the Annual Sikh Day Parade in Indianapolis, HKL Volunteers did outreach and set up a small stand with drinks to help keep the down- town population of Indiana cold on a hot day outside. Along with that, they set up kids games with prizes, as well as speaking with the local citizens about the message of Saley C alayo Charasy

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Later that month, volunteers attended an interfaith cultural conference hosted by Edmon- ton's Muslim community. Leaders from Christian, Sikh and Muslim backgrounds spoke about building peace through dialogue and mutual respect. HKL representatives shared their message of humil- ity, kindness and love, prompt- ing open conversations with attendees and interest in future initiatives.

HKL and what it could mean in their daily lives. These conversations helped lead to many positive interactions, and, most of all, helped raise morals throughout volunteers and citizens alike throughout the day.

HKL Reflection: Love does not discriminate through age, occupancy, or religion.

CALGARY, CANADA ACROSS SACRED SPACES:

HKL IN CONGREGATION AND COMMUNITY

HKL Reflection: When we walk together in humility and love, every sacred space becomes a place of shared humanity.

The message of Humili- ty, Kindness, and Love was shared across Calgary by visit- ing different religious institu- tions and joining communities within their congregational spaces. By stepping into plac- es of worship and gathering, we were welcomed into mo- ments of prayer, reflection, and service that transcend- ed individual beliefs. These shared experiences created opportunities for meaningful dialogue, mutual respect, and deep listening.

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WALSALL, ENGLAND A CELEBRATION OF LIGHT & SHARED VALUES home HKL leaflets and passed on the message, further ex- tending its impact.

The HKL team was invited by Walsall Art Gallery to take part in their annual Diwali cel- ebration, an event that proved to be a great success. Many attendees recognised our HKL volunteers and took time to engage with our stall, creat- ing meaningful and heartfelt interactions. Several partici- pants were particularly moved by the "We are Humility, We are Kindness, We are Love” meditation and expressed their intention to introduce this practice to their children and family members.

HKL Reflection: The event served as a meaningful reminder that Humility, Kind- ness, and Love are naturally present in our daily lives, uni- versal in nature, and powerful in their ability to connect and inspire people from all walks of life.

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Through this event, HKL En- gland volunteers were able to sign up 147 individuals, clear- ly demonstrating the growing reach and influence of the movement. Some visitors also recognised our team from pre- vious events, sharing that their family members had brought

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Rather than focusing on dif- ferences, the gatherings high- lighted our shared values; compassion, service, and love for humanity. Sitting togeth- er, learning from one another, and participating in commu- nal moments fostered a sense of unity and understanding. It was a powerful reminder that when hearts are open, faith becomes a bridge rather than a boundary.

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& Harmony' event on the 28th of December, 2025. The event was a beautiful reminder of how meditation is the ulti- mate answer to a peaceful and harmonious world. The HKL Malaysia team gave an intro- duction to the movement and its goals and ended the session by meditating on the affirma- tions 'We are Humility, We are Kindness & We are Love'.

HKL Partnered up with Brahma Kumaris Founda- tion Malaysia to hold the Meditation for Global Peace & Harmony event.

Several attendees shared with the HKL Malaysia volunteers on how profoundly simple yet powerful the affirmations are. They went on to say that life is filled with so many com- plexities and yet the easiest

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HKL IN ARGENTINA, SOUTH AMERICA

PLANTING SEEDS OF PEACE THROUGH COMMUNITY AND CARE

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Across Argentina, the HKL spirit has been taking root through cooperative, commu- nity-led initiatives grounded in Humility, Kindness, and Love. Working together with care and intention, the team has focused on creating sim- ple, meaningful projects that nurture inner awareness while strengthening families and neighborhoods.

In schools, HKL has support- ed the delivery of meditation sessions and the donation of meditation houses, offering students gentle tools for reflec- tion and emotional grounding. These spaces are designed to plant early seeds of universal values, seeds that naturally ex- tend beyond the classroom and BONDA

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AD, HU hkl.org m tion of shelters for stray dogs, reminding all that kindness knows no boundaries. All initiatives in Argentina are self-managed, volunteer-led, and carried out without fund- raising, fostering transparen- cy and deep community trust. The positive response from municipalities, schools, and local residents reflects a shared longing for peace, harmony, and action rooted in values rather than words alone.

into homes and communities. Meditation houses featur- ing positive HKL messages have now been installed in three schools and three pub- lic squares. To encourage personal expression, chalk- boards were placed inside each house, inviting children to write what they are grateful for. These small acts of grati- tude have created moments of joy, reflection, and connection, transforming shared spaces into places of quiet meaning.

HKL Reflection: When humility guides our efforts and kindness shapes our actions, love quietly builds spaces where communities can breathe, heal, and grow together.

Beyond education, HKL vol- unteers have extended support to families at risk of home- lessness through social hous- ing initiatives. Compassion has also reached the animal community, with the dona-

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HKL OUTREACH IN SURREY, B.C. CANADA:

PARKS, LOCAL BUSINESSES, AND QUIET TRANSFORMATION

In Surrey, the spirit of Hu- mility, Kindness, and Love has been unfolding gently yet powerfully through consistent weekly outreach in local parks and businesses. With hearts open and intentions rooted in seva, individuals have been showing up once during the week and every weekend and the response has been deeply encouraging.

Guided by Baba Ji's approach, outreach often begins with a simple question: "Have you heard about this movement?" For most, the answer is no, creating a natural and welcom- ing opening to share that HKL is a global movement grow- ing right now. This simplicity has proven powerful. Holding HKL posters has also played a meaningful role; many people pause to read the words them- selves, curiosity naturally aris- ing and leading to thoughtful, heartfelt conversations.

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There were also moments of learning. Some individuals expressed that they already maintain strong spiritual or religious practices, such as prayer, meditation, or yoga and felt hesitant to add any- thing new. These conversa-

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noted that as the movement grows, more volunteers and increased support will allow HKL to expand its reach and deepen its impact across the community.

tions were met with respect and understanding, even when openness was limited. Each interaction served as a remind- er that HKL meets people ex- actly where they are.

Looking ahead, the Surrey team plans to continue this outreach, as its impact is clearly resonating. They are also exploring additional se- va-based initiatives, including offering rides to international students outside grocery stores and serving at weekend food bank locations. Aman Singh

HKL Reflection: When humility leads the way and kindness opens the door, love finds its place-sometimes in a conversation, sometimes in quiet practice, and always in service to others.

HKL HAS SINCE NOVEMBER 13, 2024 TOUCHED HEARTS ACROSS 67 COUNTRIES GLOBALLY & IS GROWING RAPIDLY

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• Finland
• Iceland
• Sweden
• Russia
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• Kazakhstan
• Mongolia nited an North Atlantic Ocean
• China
• South Korea
• Afgh
• Pakist
• Algeria Libya
• Egypt
• Mexico
• Mali Niger
• Chad
• Nigeria' thiopia
• Venezuela nbia
• Kenya Tanzania
• DRC
• Indonesia
• Papua New Guinea
• Brazil
• Per
• Angola
• Namibia
• Indian Ocean
• Madagascar
• Bana
• South Atlantic Ocean
• Australia
• South
• Pacific
• Ocean
• Chile
• South Africa
• Argentina
• New Zealand