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Religion & Spirituality

The HKL Time Vol 1 # 2

By theHKLtime

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 connectio

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Jun 12, 2026
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  • THE TIMEVol. 1 Issue: 2 March 6th, 2026 HKL
  • Page 2member Him. Remember that God is there, that He is listening, and that He loves us. Become fully awake to the body, to His presence within, and recite His name lovingly. If we do this, He will soon reveal Himself within us. You will be able to feel His presence." It was also announced that in just 14 months, the HKL move- ment has expanded to 67 counabout the importance of simply “showing up." She shared that humility often means accepting our own limitations while still choosing to offer kindness.
  • Page 3This was a spark that can lead to more gatherings in other communities as well." MANITOBA, CANADA SONGS OF HKL & ONENESS
  • Page 4CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA A VISIT THAT BECAME A MIRROR TO EVERYBODY'S HEARTS Generations Calgary is a se- niors' centre, a quiet residence where elders live surrounded by memories that stretch across lifetimes. On Valentine's Day, the HKL Calgary chapter vis- ited with a simple intention: to spread love. While love is something we strive to practice every day, this day gave us a reason to express it a little more intentionally; through flowers, conversation, and unhurried presence.
  • HKL IS WELCOMED IN NEW ZEALANDTHE MĀORI COMMUNITY WELCOMES HKL JONNYND
  • HKL CLUBS SPREADING FAST ACROSS UNIVERSITY CAMPUS IN CALIFORNIAFRESNO, CALIFORNIA, USA HKL clubs at California State University, Fresno, Sanger West High School, and Clovis East High School have been active- ly creating spaces for Humility, Kindness, and Love to grow within their communities.
  • CALIFORNIA, USA FOOD DRIVEThere was food drive in Madera where Fresno's HKL volunteers came togeth- er to support the local com- munity in distributing food packages to those in need. The event was organized as a drive-through, with cars arriv- ing one at a time. As each ve- hicle pulled up, the volunteers handed out bags filled with food and condiments, along with an HKL flyer. a As we distributed out the food and flyers, we could see the gratitude and love in peo- ple's eyes. Their expressions of appreciation were heartfelt not only through their words, but through the emotion they showed. Witnessing this filled our own hearts with joy and happiness.
  • Page 8DAILY HKL AFFIRMATION: "WE ARE HUMILITY, WE ARE KINDNESS, WE ARE LOVE" True transformation does not come from words alone. It comes from the practice of turning inward to get in touch with yourself. Commit to it for 7 days and notice the shift for yourself. This practice offers simple yet powerful ways to reconnect with the virtues of Humility, Kindness & Love. With regular practice, it brings lasting clarity, peace, joy, contentment, and a deep sense of true success in life.
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HKL IS WELCOMED IN NEW ZEALAND

  • THE MĀORI COMMUNITY WELCOMES HKL
  • JONNYND
  • HKL

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On January 24th, 2026, the sangat visited Tuapiro Marae and were warmly welcomed by the local iwi through a tra- ditional pōwhiri ceremony. In accordance with Māori cus- tom, the women entered first, with the men standing behind in protection. A gentle rain fell, enhancing the sacred atmo- sphere of the gathering. With shoes removed, the sangat en- tered the wharenui the main tribal meeting house, meaning "large house," also known as the whakairo (carved house) or whare tipuna (ancestral house). As the heart of the communi- ty, the wharenui was adorned with ancestral photographs and traditional artwork. Here, introductions were shared, and the Māori people spoke in their native language about their his- tory and heritage. In a beauti- ful gesture of honour, a Māori elder requested to perform a haka for Baba Ji and the sangat before receiving a ceremonial steel sword gifted by Baba Ji. Following the powerful haka, the sword was raised, and the sangat joyfully offered a Jai- kara (a shout of high spirit) in

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appreciation and celebration. The gathering then continued in the dining hall, where Baba Ji lovingly served tea and snacks to everyone. This was followed by a captivating kapa haka performance of music and dance, celebrating the richness of Māori culture. Baba Ji also briefly addressed the audience about the HKL movement.

Later, Baba Ji gifted flowers to each Māori woman, and the sangat offered donations to sup- port the community following recent hardships affecting their land and homes. Baba Ji spent time in discussion with the iwi elders and community mem- bers, sharing ways to bring the HKL movement to every iwi. As silent prayers were offered, the rain gently stopped, and a vibrant seven-coloured rain- bow appeared in the sky leav- ing everyone present deeply grateful for the divine blessing and the precious unity shared in those moments.

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