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- Vol. 1 Issue: 16 September 30, 2026©2026 THE HKL TIME A beautiful moment in Argentina, celebrating culture, tradition, and the vibrant spirit of our one human family, united through Humility, Kindness and Love
- Page 2devotion! HKL Volunteers organized free events for local communities to share the joy and laughter teaching the values of Humility, Kindness & Love.
- Spin the Wheel of Conscious LivingKINGSTON, ONTARIO, CANADA The RoadTrip Music Festival took place on Saturday, September 12th and Princess Street was closed off to vehicle traffic. Instead, the roads were filled with stalls from local vendors and community groups from all around Kingston. HKL Kingston was very fortunate to receive a platform to engage with the local community and collectively take part in conscious living challenges such as bringing our awareness to the dance of our hearts and our connection with the Earth.
- BINGO, BLESSINGS & BELONGINGEDMONTON, ALBERTA, CANADA On August 13, 2026, the Edmonton HKL Youth had the opportunity to visit Laurel Heights Retirement
- Page 5it in her room. Annie showed no response. The nurse left the brownie and returned later, only to discover that it was gone. Annie had eaten it. The nurse continued to come every day with a brownie. She would place it in front of Annie and try to speak with her. Annie remained unresponsive, almost like a stone. Yet the nurse did not lose heart.
- Page 6story, we see something beautiful: those whom Nature had deprived of so much went on to teach and inspire those to whom Nature had given so much. The Alchemist
- Page 7curity, or happiness, believing that something outside of us will finally make us whole. Yet The Alchemist gently turns our attention inward. The outer journey may be necessary, but in time, it can lead us back to the heart. Santiago begins as a shepherd searching for treasure and ends with a deeper understanding of himself, his path, and the world around him. In the same way, our own lives can become an inner journey. What we spend years seeking in the world may ultimately lead us back to something that was within us all along, a deeper connection with ourselves, with the Divine, and with the truth of who we are. This is where I find a beauti ful connection with HKL. The HKL Global Movement speaks of awakening and reconnecting with virtues that already exist within us: Humility, Kindness, and Love. The inner world where the Divine resides. It is important to have heart to heart connection. The journey is not necessarily about becoming something we have never been before, but about becoming present enough to recognize and live from our inner beauty.
- 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.
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Spin the Wheel of Conscious Living
KINGSTON, ONTARIO, CANADA
The RoadTrip Music Festival took place on Saturday, September 12th and Princess Street was closed off to vehicle traffic. Instead, the roads were filled with stalls from local vendors and community groups from all around Kingston. HKL Kingston was very fortunate to receive a platform to engage with the local community and collectively take part in conscious living challenges such as bringing our awareness to the dance of our hearts and our connection with the Earth.
Passersby had the opportunity to Spin the Wheel of Conscious Living and try out the different challenges that are sent out on a biweekly basis by the HKL Movement. After completion of the challenge, they had the option of having a free Mango Lassi, Bread Pakora, or both!
All food was prepared lovingly by the owner of Lala Masala, who personally came in at 6:00 a.m. to prepare everything for the event. The food was free, but there was a catch!
People often ask me, “What is the catch with HKL?” The catch was that the beautiful human beings who took part in the challenges had to find a nice, relaxing spot to sit and engage with their meal in full consciousness, instead of our normal habit of eating while walking and talking.
Another one of the challenges on the Spin the Wheel was Tea Talks.As the food and lassi were prepared, two questions were given to be pondered upon:
1. Where in my life do I find myself complaining, and how can I replace it with a sense of gratitude?
2. What are 4–5 times in my day when I can take a few minutes to pause and practice the commitments of the week?
This was a wonderful opportunity to spread the sweetness and fragrance of HKL in the city. The volunteers had the amazing opportunity to practice the weekly commitments many times during the day with each person who visited the booth having the opportunity to engage more deeply with the practices. We are very grateful for this experience and are seeking any creative ideas on how we can continue engaging more deeply with the local community.
By Harnoor Singh
Kindness Cards Find Their Way To Australians
SYDNEY & MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA ups, giving others a chance to start their HKL journey and join this Global Movement.
The HKL movement continued to spread through a series of walks and community activities across Sydney and Melbourne. These events gave us the opportunity to meet new people, connect with the wider community and share the message of Humility, Kindness, and Love.
Sydney held two HKL walks, one at Norwest Lake and another at Nurragingy Reserve. Both walks gave volunteers the chance to speak with members of the public, introduce HKL and share what the movement is about. The main focus was on feeling the presence of HKL in each of us and sharing this movement with more beautiful souls. To help spread this message, volunteers handed out Kindness Cards, encouraging people to carry out simple acts of kindness, and pass on that kindness to others.
Alongside the walks, volunteers also visited Riveresby Gurdwara and Rouse Hill Town Centre to connect with the community while putting the values of HKL into action. Through this, they were able to help others, meet new people and share the message of Humility, Kindness, and Love in a practical way.
The movement then continued to Melbourne, where another HKL Walk and an HKL booth connected with more of Melbourne’s local community. The Melbourne Walk had 800 sign-
Across the walks, the focus remained on spreading Humility, Kindness, and Love. Whether it was through speaking to someone during a walk, giving out a Kindness Card or volunteering, every interaction provided the opportunity to share the message of HKL.
From Norwest Lake and Nurragingy to Riveresby, Rouse Hill Town Centre and Melbourne, HKL continued to reach new people and communities. The walks were not about reaching a certain number, but about making more people aware of HKL and encouraging them to bring Humility, Kindness, and Love into their everyday lives.
By Sehmat Kaur