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.
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- THE TIMEVol. 1 Issue: 10 June 30, 2026 HKL
- Page 2The spirit of the rally continues as HKL prepares for its up- coming conference in Missis- sauga on August 8, 2026. The Humility, Kindness, and Love Conference will be held at the Paramount Fine Foods Centre, now known as the Mississauga Sports and Entertainment Cen- tre. This is not like any con- ference you have seen before. With great effort, we aim to bring together individuals from diverse backgrounds to reflect on universal values, engage in meaningful discussions, and in- spire positive change within our communities. HEL space where people can deepen their commitment to living lives rooted in humility, kindness, and love. This is something the world greatly needs, as we are constantly consumed by and bombarded with negative news every day. Instead, we are Building upon the momentum of events such as the car rally, bringing positive news to show that there is goodness in every- one waiting to be seen.
- Page 3Twelve years ago, after attending a morning meditation, I drove to my University and spent two hours reading prayers in my car before my class would start. It was a dark and cold winter morning. I clearly recall leaving my car, and turning back and realizing that I had left the headlights on for the entire two hours while I was sitting in the parking lot. I said an "uh oh", went back to the car, turned off the lights, and decided that if the car doesn't start after class, it will be a problem I'll have to deal with later. After my classes were over, I walked back to my car. I put the key in the ignition and my hunch was correct. It didn't start. I will admit that as a nov- ice driver, I did not know many basics about driver prepared- ness-including keeping jumper cables in the car.
- SPREADING HKLA Weekend of Outreach Across Sydney SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA people to HKL for the very first time.
- A Collection of Kindnesses in the Pinoy FestivalBURNABY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA to text and then got into her car. She drove away. I was so thankful she took that time for me. It made me feel okay tak- ing a chance bringing all of my stuff to their 'front door', 'un- announced', 'without confirma- tion'. An hour later I was nearly about to exit the stadium in "defeat" with my wagon of *"What's your product?" "My book"* when Ellen ran into me after returning back to the stadium. I was originally told by anoth- er person it wasn't possible for me to be a vendor. It was Ellen and a volunteer named Frances who helped secure a site for me after I finally did the rest of the necessary registration steps. "I knew we met for a reason," she said. And then it was an ad- ditional volunteer and RCMP officers who offered to help me raise my tent. (I came to the fes- tival all by myself.) It was also a volunteer named Kim who was so kind to have told me earlier that although I *couldn't* ven- dor that year, I should give my book to Alliance Philippines who teaches Tagalog to kids. It was Corrina's kindness that had her offer to put my book into their rotation for use for their classes.
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- The Power of NowBy Eckhart Tolle Book Recommended by Hannah Kaur CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA to again and again in each mowith my inner self. At times, it challenged me because it made me aware of how often the mind takes over. Yet, with every chapter, I felt a sense of calm- ness and clarity. I often found myself pausing after passages just to reflect, which made the experience grounding and more affirming.
- in DAILY HKL AFFIRMATION"WE ARE HUMILITY, WE ARE KINDNESS, WE ARE LOVE" True transformation doesn't come from words, it comes from practice of turning inward and connecting with yourself. Commit to this practice for 7 days and feel the shift. Through simple, powerful steps, you'll reconnect with virtues of Humility, Kindness, and Love (HKL), bringing greater clarity, peace, joy, and true fulfillment into your life. Whether you're new or returning, this is where we begin every day. Learn more at www.hkl.org
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SPREADING HKL
A Weekend of Outreach Across Sydney
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA people to HKL for the very first time.
A WORLD OF ART TOYS
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Teeyan event
At the same time, parents at- tended the Teeyan event in Stanhope Gardens on 14th June 2026. The event provided a valuable opportunity to con- nect with a large and diverse group of people in a lively cul- tural setting. Throughout the day, parents shared the message of HKL through conversations, explaining its values of Humil- ity, Kindness, and Love, and inviting people to learn more about the movement.
The atmosphere at Teeyan was energetic and welcoming, which helped create many nat- ural conversations with attend- ees. As people gathered to cel- ebrate and enjoy the event, the HKL message was shared in a simple and meaningful way, al- lowing many to hear about it for HKL Volunteers at Rouse Hill Town Centre.
and enjoy the activities. The positive atmosphere made it easy for conversations to begin, Rouse Hill Town Centre
On Saturday, 13th June 2026, allowing youth to connect with and Sunday, 14th June 2026, Sydney HKL Youth visited Rouse Hill Town Centre to spread the message of Humility, Kindness, and Love. Youth vol- unteers split into pairs and spent time speaking with members of the public, sharing the values of HKL, and inviting them to get the first time.
people from many different backgrounds. Youth shared in- formation about the weekly up- dates with the community and explained how these updates encourage us to reflect on our actions and continue to grow as individuals. As these practices help guide us to become more humble, more kind in our daily lives, and more loving towards others. Many people were inter- ested in this idea, as it showed that HKL is not only something we talk about, but something we actively practice every week.
Throughout the weekend, the outreach efforts created count- less opportunities to connect with members of the commu- nity and share the message of HKL. The event was filled with This part of the outreach was es- pecially impactful, as it reached a wide audience in a different environment from Rouse Hill. As a result, the parents were able to gather a large number of sign-ups and help spread awareness of HKL across the wider community.
involved.
One of the main attractions throughout the weekend was the spinning wheel, which drew the attention of many people passing by. The wheel includ- ed prizes and activities such as free chocolate, fun challenges, dance battles, and song battles. These activities created a fun and welcoming environment while helping people learn more about HKL and its message.
As the weekend continued, more and more people stopped by to take part. Whether they were joining a challenge, shar- ing a laugh during a dance battle, writing on the kindness board, or simply having a con- versation, every interaction helped spread the message of HKL in a genuine and memora- ble way.
positive interactions, meaning- By the end of the weekend, the It quickly became a popular fea- ture of the event. Many people stopped to watch, participate, ful conversations, and moments that helped introduce many girls had achieved 92 HKL sign- ups on the first day and a further
37 sign-ups on the second day, while the boys achieved 18 sign-ups on the second day. In addition, parents at the Teeyan event in Stanhope Gardens re- ceived many sign-ups of their own. More importantly, the weekend was filled with pos- itive interactions, meaningful conversations, and opportuni- ties to share the values of Hu- mility, Kindness, and Love with the wider community.
Overall, the weekend was a great success. Through fun ac- tivities, deep conversations, and combined efforts of both youth and parents, many people were introduced to HKL for the first time. The enthusiasm and par- ticipation from the community reflected the positive impact of the outreach, which created genuine connections that left a lasting impression on the hearts of participants and volunteers.
HKL Volunteers at Teeyan Event