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- Page 2Stop Thinking, Start Living: Chandigarh’s Journey into the Present
- Page 3The One She Was Longing For Who will understand the ache of a heart separated from its True Self? Who will understand the agonizing pain that this consciousness is plagued with?
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- Page 5Martin Place, Hyde Park, Parramatta Square, the Parramatta River and finally Bondi Beach, the HKL Walks carried the movement into communities across Sydney. Each location and each interaction was different, but together they reflected a simple message: Humility, Kindness, and Love can begin with one small step and be passed on from one person to another. Every step was more than just part of a walk. It was a chance to connect, a chance to serve and a chance to share love. By Sehmat Kaur Sekhon
- From the Ocean to the Stars: HKLAcross Los AngelesFRESNO, CALIFORNIA, USA On Saturday, September 26th, Fresno HKL volunteers traveled to Ventura, California, to participate in a Peace Walk centered around spreading love, kindness, and positivity throughout the community.
- Page 7connect with a soul. and prayed to the same Divine.
- 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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“WE ARE HUMILITY, WE ARE KINDNESS, WE ARE LOVE”
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Can you guess which historical figure these clues are about?
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1. The act of truly hearing another person without immediately judging, correcting, or arguing with them.
2. A practice he taught as a way to become grounded in the present moment.
3. The spiritual tradition in which he became a Zen monk.
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7. The country where he was born in 1926.
4. The major conflict that shaped much of his early activism and peace work.
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5. The mindfulness community in southwestern France that he founded in 1982.
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8. One of his best-known books: The Miracle of 10. The famous civil-rights leader who nominated him9. His teaching that we are deeply connected to everything elsein the present moment. 10. The famous civil-rights leader who nominated him for thefor the Nobel Peace Prize in 1967.
3. The spiritual tradition in which he became a Zen
11. The Vietnamese word meaning “teacher,” by which his students affectionately
Nobel Peace Prize in 1967.13. A quality he emphasized alongside mindfulness monk.
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and compassion: the opposite of violence.
4. The major conflict that shaped much of his early
13. A quality he emphasized alongside mindfulness and compassion: the opposite of violence.
12. He believed that a huge amount of human suffering comes from our inability toactivism and peace work.
actually inhabit the present
5. The mindfulness community in southwestern France that he founded in 1982. 6. The quality at the heart of his teachings: Answer Key: 1. LISTENING 2. BREATHING 3. BUDDHISM 4. VIETNAMWAR 5. PLUMVILLAGE 6. COMPASSION 7. VIETNAM 8. MINDFULNESSunderstanding another person's suffering and 9. INTERBEING 10. MARTINLUTHERKING 11. THAY 12. MOMENT 13. NONVIOLENCETHE HISTORICAL FIGURE IS: THICH NHAT HANH responding with care. 9. His teaching that we are deeply connected to