The HKL Time Vol 1 # 6

Vol. 1 Issue: 6 April 30th, 2026

• TELFORD, UK
• HUMILITY, KINDNESS & LOVE
• HKL
• HKL
• SUCCESS
• TRUE
• ANEW YOU AND ME

THE 6TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF HUMILITY, KINDNESS & LOVE (HKL)

• GLOBAL MOVEMENT TELFORD, SK 2026.
• ©2026 THE HKL TIME
• TELFOR 2020
• HUMIL KINDN & LO HK

THE 6TH INTERNATIONAL HKL CONFERENCE (A NEW YOU AND ME)

IN TELFORD, UK ON APRIL 11, 2026 formative for everyone who periences, and moments that attended.

On Saturday, April 11th, 2026, the long-awaited 6th In- ternational HKL Conference "A New You and Me," took place in Telford, United Kinghelp awaken the HKL within each of us.

The HKL Global Movement, which began in India in No- vember 13, 2024, has rapidly

The day began in a powerful and symbolic way. Legendary heavyweight champion Frank

Bruno led a moving proces- sion into the venue, carrying the HKL Torch that had jour- neyed all the way from the 5th International Conference in Sydney, Australia on January dom. Bringing together people spread across the world, reachfrom all walks of life for a tru- ly unforgettable celebration of Humility, Kindness, and Love. It was more than just an event; it was a day that felt deeply personal, reflective, and transing hearts in over 75 countries. These conferences serve as a space where individuals come together not only to celebrate these values, but to nurture them by sharing stories, ex-

Frank Bruno holding the HKL Torch

His Majesty's Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Shropshire, Sir Edward Tate (Left), Frank Bruno holding HKL Torch (Middle Left), and Joe Egan (Right)

is a British former professional boxer.

31st, 2026. He was joined by His Majesty's Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Shropshire, Sir Edward Tate, Joe Egan, and hundreds of attendees, all walking side by side in a beautiful display of unity and shared purpose.

From the very beginning, it was evident that something special was unfolding.

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His Majesty's Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Shropshire, Sir Edward Tate

Award-Winning Gospel Choir Performing at the HKL Conference: Emmanu'-el Apostolic Gospel Academy (EAGA) from Leicester, UK.

"Starting with ourselves and The voices emanating from starting with Humility, Kind- ness, and Love, we can not only make a positive world but help build a beneficial future for generations to come.

the EAGA Gospel Choir spread positive energy to everyone in the conference space. Their joyful and uplift- ing performance had the audi- ence on their feet! Perhaps it was the authentic voices that sang so open heartedly and attracted all, even drawing Joe Egan, former sparring partner of Mike Tyson, onto the stage to join in the dancing.

These three values remind us that through profound mutual respect, we all share the com- mon bonds of humanity"

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"To be here today with the HKL movement is a great honour for me. Thank you very much" - Joe Egan (Right) is an Irish retired profes- sional boxer

This was truly an opening performance, an opening of all the hearts in the room. The smiles and laughter lightened everyone within and prepared them to receive the blessings ahead.

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Molly Hocking's angelic voice paired with moving lyrics cre- ated an emotional atmosphere. It echoed the spirit of HKL beautifully; getting connected with our true self and that can be emotional. This was not just a performance but a moment where everyone connected through their inner self bring- ing many to tears. In a separate moment that carried its own quiet power, Otty Warmann also took to the stage, offering a moving performance that resonated with the same spirit of reflection and sincerity.

CLLR Mayor of Telford, Eileen Callear

"While simple in their expres- sion, these three things are very powerful. HKL are not abstract ideals but the choices we make everyday."

Otty Warmann: Soul-Sing- er and Songwriter from London, UK.

Molly Hocking: Singer and Winner of the 8th Series of The Voice UK

"To be here representing HKL in a time that we are living in such as now, I thought that was more important than ever before. So it is such a joy to be here with you."

Guest speakers Quinn Stain- field (Founder of Humanness), Tracey Robbins (Manager of the Eden Project), Michael Tetteh (Motivational Speak- er), and Anna Hackwell (In- nercamp) each offered pow- erful insights, while students from Walsall College deliv- ered a drama skit that left a lasting impression. Together, they shared an inspiring mes- sage on bringing Humility, Kindness, and Love into the workplace and the home. They encouraged a deeper reconnection with our shared humanity across the world.

A shining example of service and community was seen in the partnership between The Big Lunch by the Eden Proj- ect and Midland Langar Seva Society, who came together to provide a free lunch for all attendees. This incredible collaboration served meals to over 2,000 people and was widely praised for its profes- sionalism, generosity, and or- ganisation.

During the lunch period, at- tendees were able to explore a range of stalls, where busi- nesses and charities offered products at discounted rates. The HKL team shared mer- chandise on the day, adding to the sense of connection, sup- port, and celebration.

A personal letter was sent to the HKL Conference in Tel- ford, UK by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, alongside a video message from Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy. Both recognised the impor- tance of HKL's mission and highlighted the urgent need for Humility, Kindness, and Love in today's world.

It was heartwarming to wit- ness the support of respected figures such as the Mayor of Telford, who generously gave her time and remained present throughout the entire day. Tel- ford MP Sean Davies played a vital role in securing support from both the Prime Minister

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Dear Mr Good, Quinn Stainfield-Bruce is the business founder of Humanness

I am writing to thank you and your co-signatories for your recent letter, inviting me to the Humility, Kindness and Love Global Conference on 11 April.

Unfortunately, due to the demands on my schedule on the day, it will not be possible for me to join you. However, I do hope that the event is a great success. The conference's focus on humility, kindness and love are core to making the world happier and more peaceful. It provides a valuable opportunity for participants to reflect on themes that matter to many communities, especially at a time of wider uncertainty and change.

"Humility to me means I am no better and no worse than any oth- er human being. Kindness is a do- ing word, and Love has allowed me to truly see myself in another. When I operate from that place, my whole world changes."

I hope your event encourages positive connections and the feeling that we can all support each other through these changeable times.

Thank you, once again, for taking the time to write.

All best wishes, kw Starm

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A personal letter sent to the HKL Conference in Telford, UK by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer

Anne Hackwell From Portugal: Innercamp Motivational Speaker

Annie guided the attendees to feel where exactly their fear resides and instead, plant a seed of love in that space. She reassured par- ticipants that when we focus on feeling, it creates a ripple effect on the people around you and contributes to a lasting change in the world.

Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy Sent a personal video message to The HKL Conference in Telford, UK.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer Image: Crown copyright. Licensed under the Open Government and Deputy Prime Minister. His contribution along with his presence were sincerely valued.

It was shared that when Annie first learned of the HKL Con- ference, the guest speakers' list was full. Still, she asked the HKL Team "please let me come too." The HKL Team was moved by her tender heart and extended anoth- er seat. Her guided meditation and profound words were em- braced with gratitude extended by the attendees.

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MP Sean Davies

"Building a more compassion- ate world is not easy. Leading with humility is not easy. Bring- ing people together in a divided world is not easy. Nothing great is and together it is possible."

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• Dr. Anna Stewart Ibarra from Panama
• Tracey Robbins Manager of The Eden

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"We know this is the foundation for a resilient future. We need each other in order to face the challenges we have ahead."

Michael Tetteh Motivational Speaker

Jessica Diamond, Violinist Composer Performed at the beginning of the HKL Conference

From Champions of the Ring to Champions of Life

Frank Bruno Foundation, an initiative dedicated to support- ing individuals facing mental health challenges. The founda- tion creates a safe, welcoming environment where people can exercise, share meals, and ex- press how they feel.

At At the conference, the stage was graced not just by cham- pions of sport, but by champi- ons of the human spirit. Frank Bruno, Joe Egan, and Hermen Dange each brought powerful, deeply personal stories remind- ing everyone in the room that true strength lies far beyond ti- tles and trophies.

"It ain't just for men," Bruno emphasized. "Women come as well... it's about helping every- one stay on the right track." His message was simple but profound: sometimes the stron- gest thing a person can do is reach out and help someone else do the same.

A Beloved Champion: Frank Bruno's Journey Host Anna opened the conver- sation with a heartfelt reflection on Frank Bruno's presence in the UK, sharing how his name alone lights up faces across the country. Bruno, humble as ever, traced his journey back to child- hood.

Lessons from the Great- est: Joe Egan's Story

Joe Egan brought a mix of hon- esty, humor, and heartfelt reflec- tion as he shared his journey through the highs and lows of professional boxing.

Introduced to boxing at just eight years old by his father, Bruno found his path early. "I just liked boxing," he shared simply. That passion would carry him through a legendary career, filled with both triumphs and challenges.

"Every fighter dreams of be- coming a world champion," he admitted. "I wasn't good enough but I got to share the ring with the best."

But beyond the victories, Bru- no spoke openly about the role of faith and perseverance in his life. Prayer, discipline, and resilience became his anchors during difficult times.

Having faced legends like Mike Tyson and Lennox Lewis, Egan spoke candidly about defeat not as failure, but as a form of honor. "If you're going to get battered, you might as well get battered by the best,” he said with a smile.

Today, his legacy extends far beyond the ring through the

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Yet, it was not boxing that deliv- ered his most powerful lesson; it was a moment of humanity.

Egan fondly shared a emotion- al story of Tyson visiting his mother decades after receiving a simple birthday gift from her: a box of crisps, a few pounds, and some secondhand clothes. Despite his global fame and for- tune, Tyson remembered.

That moment filled with grati- tude, humility, and compassion left a lasting impact.

"In that room," Egan reflected, "there was HKL."

He also shared the influence of Muhammad Ali, recalling Ali's wish that people would love each other as much as they loved him. It was a message that echoed perfectly with the spirit of HKL.

From Struggle to Strength: Hermen Dange's Rise

Hermen Dange's story offered a powerful reminder that transfor- mation is always possible.

Growing up in challenging cir- cumstances and later serving time in prison, Dange spoke openly about the mistakes he made while chasing success the wrong way. But rather than breaking him, those experiences

reshaped him.

"Prison taught me discipline... it taught me community, and HKL," he shared.

It was during that time that he discovered running as hidden talent that would ultimately change his life.

After his release, Dange began organizing small group work- outs in local parks. What started as a simple effort of bringing people together quickly grew into something much bigger.

Building the Future: Education Through

Today, Made Running stands as one of the largest fitness com- munities in Europe; a move- ment built on inclusion, connec- tion, and purpose.

Humility, Kindness, & Love

"We decided not to leave anying these values,” he explained. "Even if they don't always have the language for it."

one behind," he said. "Not just At the heart of the HKL in running, but in life."

Conference, a powerful pan- el discussion brought together leading voices in education to explore one pressing question: How do we prepare young peo- ple not just for success but for a meaningful, compassionate

From corporate professionals to those struggling to find their footing, people from all walks of life come together through Made Running proving that community has the power to heal, uplift, and transform.

He emphasized that when chil- dren experience genuine con- nection friendship, compassion, and deeper forms of love they begin to grow into their most authentic selves. From there, he believes, anything is possible.

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Led by host Simon Nowell, the conversation tackled some of the biggest challenges fac- ing today's world from climate change and global conflict to the rapid rise of AI. While sys- tems and policies often struggle to keep up, the panel offered a refreshing perspective: real change begins much closer to home.

Beyond the Ring

Though their journeys were vastly different, the message from all three speakers was united and clear:

The Power of Example

For Helen Morgan, the key lies not in systems, but in people.

Drawing from her global work with schools through the Edu- cational Collaborative for In- ternational Schools (ECIS), she highlighted a simple overlooked truth: underestimate young people.

Strength is not defined by phys- ical power or public success but by HKL. Whether through sup- porting mental health, show- ing gratitude in the smallest moments, or building commu- nities that uplift others, these men demonstrated what it tru- ly means to live the values of HKL.

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Paul Kilbride opened with a grounded yet optimistic view. While acknowledging the com- plexity of modern education, he suggested that we may some- times overcomplicate things.

But more importantly, she shift- ed the focus to adults.

"Let's not just be role models," she said. "Let's be real models."

And in doing so, they reminded the audience that greatness is not just something you achieve; it's something you choose to live, every single day.

In other words, children don't need perfection they need au- thenticity. They need to see HKL lived out daily by teach- ers, parents, and communities.

Working closely with young people every day, Kilbride sees something different from the often-negative narratives por- trayed in society.

Change, she reminded the au- dience, doesn't begin with pol- icy. It begins in classrooms. In "Young people are already liv-

Host Speaker Simon Nowell

Dr. Rebecca Tickell, Educational Researcher

Richard Parker, Head of school at International School of London

Paul Kilbride, Old Swinford Hospital School

Helen Morgan, Head of Leadership of develop- ment & Learning at ECIS

HKL homes. In everyday interac- tions.

Learning Through Con- nection

Dr. Rebecca Tickell reinforced this idea from a research per- spective, emphasizing that hu- man beings are shaped through relationships.

"We are reflections of each oth- er," she shared.

Schools are more than academ- ic institutions they're communi- ties where identity, values, and character are formed. And this process never truly ends.

Her message was both hum- bling and hopeful: none of us are finished products. We are all continually learning how to be better, kinder, and more com- passionate.

Facing Real-World Chal- lenges

The discussion took a deeper turn as Simon Nowell raised a difficult but necessary point: what about the negative influ- ences young people face; bul- lying, online toxicity, and divi- sion?

Rather than trying to silence harmful behaviour through strict control, he took a different approach: replace it with some- thing better.

"What if we filled the world

His school has introduced a student-led peace curriculum, encouraging dialogue, empathy, and listening. Families from op- posing sides of global conflicts are invited not to debate but to share their experiences.

The goal is not to solve geopo- litical issues, but to cultivate un- derstanding.

Alongside this, schools are placing increasing emphasis on well-being introducing mindful- ness spaces, outdoor learning, and opportunities for reflection. Sometimes, the simplest acts like spending time in nature can have the greatest impact.

and the internet with the very best examples of humanity?" he asked.

Balancing Technology and Humanity

Returning to the topic of AI, Dr. Tickell offered a thoughtful cau- tion.

In a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, the val- ues we feed into these systems matter. HKL, he suggested, could serve as a powerful "tool set" for the next generation.

While tools like ChatGPT and other generative platforms can support learning, over-reliance on them risks weakening hu- man connection.

Teaching Responsibility in a Digital Age

Responding to this, Helen Mor- gan acknowledged the chal- lenge of introducing new tools and technologies into education. Trying to restrict young peo- ple often backfires. The focus should be on education over limitation, teaching children

Her research highlights the im- portance of mentorship, people learning from people.

Technology, she emphasized, should enhance education, not how to use technology ethically, replace the relationships at its safely, and meaningfully.

core.

She raised a critical concern: access. As technology advanc- es, ensuring that no child is left behind will remain a major challenge.

The Strength of Peer In- fluence

Closing the discussion, Paul Kilbride returned to a powerful theme: the influence of young people on each other.

"The genie is out of the bottle," she said. "So we must teach them how to use it well."

Schools as Spaces for Peace and Understanding

Richard Parker brought a pow- erful real-world perspective, describing the diverse and often deeply affected student body at his school.

Students from regions impacted by conflict like Lebanon, Pales- tine, Israel all sit side by side in the same classrooms.

Peer mentoring, teamwork, and shared experiences whether through school programs, com- munity groups, or activities like cadets and the Duke of Edin- burgh play a vital role in shap- ing character.

Rather than avoiding these real- ities, Parker explained, schools must face them directly.

“When young people lead," he explained, “others follow."

And in those moments work- ing together, supporting one another, growing side by side the values of HKL are not just taught... they are lived.

A Future Rooted in HKL While the challenges facing the world are undeniably complex, the panel left the audience with a clear and hopeful message:

The future is not built solely through policies, technologies, or institutions.

It is built through people.

And when young people are guided by HKL, supported by communities that model these values, the future becomes not something to fear, but some- thing to believe in.

A successful day is one that brings you closer to your authentic self and this HKL Con- ference did just that. Whether you attended the Conference in-person, online or are just reading about it now, the power of HKL extended further than the day itself. While this arti- cle offered a glimpse into some of the days most memorable moments, we invite readers to visit the HKL Youtube Channel to experience the Conference yourself. It was a day that not only brought people together, but also reminded everyone present of the power of com- passion, unity, and human con- nection. As the day came to a close, it was clear that its impact would walk out of this venue and expand out into the world around.

In a beautifully symbolic cer- emony, His Majesty's Deputy

Lord Lieutenant had the utmost responsibility in passing the HKL Torch forward to a rep- resentative from HKL Canada, who will carry it forward to the 7th International HKL Confer- ence in Toronto on August 8th, 2026. This was a meaningful moment for Deputy Lord Lieu- tenant as he was born in Cana- da, making the passing of the torch feel like a deeply personal and full-circle moment.

OF This was a powerful expression of what is possible when people come together with open hearts and a shared vision for a better world. This is not the end but the beginning of a New You and Me.

His Majesty's Deputy Lord Lieutenant Sir Edward Tate passed the HKL Torch to a youngster from Canada, who will carry it forward to the 7th International HKL Conference in Toronto on August 8, 2026.

of getting hurt, fearful of losing something; and today nobody trusts anybody.

We are the consciousness and this consciousness is wander- ing around all the time. We find that it belongs to no country and it recognizes no bound- aries. We are lost because we have been asleep to ourselves and if we look at the direction of our feet we would we would find that our feet are direction- less. We don't have any fixed, really high purpose in life.

Everyday when I look at the plight of Our Beloved's fami- ly, humanity, it worries me and it makes me so sad. And my heart, with the extreme sad- ness, sings with voice, songs of sadness.

A Message To Humanity Through Poetry ator, The Divine. How come we have forgotten this truth, this so unforgettable truth?

We all have been blessed by Our Creator, the same con- sciousness. He blessed all of humanity with the same con- sciousness, but we all are dif- ferent because of how we have been using our consciousness. And we are sharing the same consciousness, we are sharing our breath...look at how deep our relationship is with each

Baba Ji gives us a beauti- ful impactul meaning of HKL and its effect in our daily lives through poetry. A poem regard- ing the state of the world.

"Oh my dear ones, I need to talk to you, the plain truth. Please, if you could move away from your thoughts.

My heart writes a letter to the whole of humanity every day, on the pages of the winds.

We are one family, all of hu- manity. We are all children the same supreme power, The Cre-

Embracing Himself, my heart cries, wails at the plights of His family but there is nobody there who even consoles my heart.

This is the time for inner revolution and so special time. And there is God given courage and bravery waiting outside for us to bring about the inner revo- lution.

Let us go to the village where Humility, Kindness and Love dwell. That is our true home. That is Our God given place to rest; to live from. To live while other.

If we look around, we see ev- erybody's face fearful. Fearful

"It is with tremendous humility, honour, humanity and love that it falls upon me, who was born and raised originally in Canada to hand over this precious torch to a Canadian and there this torch will be cherished and looked after until the next HKL event which I have every confidence will ex- ceed our expectations and spread a message that never before has been so important."

- Deputy Lord Lieutenant remaining in that village, by re- maining in that aura.

Oh my dear friends, today we have come to your beautiful city with the great hope that you will join this procession of humanity moving to the space of Humility, Kindness and Love."

At the end Baba Ji guided the attendees through three simple meditations to bring everyone back to the present moment;

1. "God" With a straight spine, begin at the navel and move upward with the breath while repeating "God," bring- ing focus and clarity.

2. "Dios" - On the exhale, re- peat "Dios," using the breath to release thoughts and ten- sion.

3. "My Home," - With steady breathing, repeat "My Home," anchoring into love, warmth, and inner belonging.

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DAILY HKL AFFIRMATION

"WE ARE HUMILITY, WE ARE KINDNESS, WE ARE LOVE" www.hkl.org/weekly-practice

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.

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A Global Movement That's Transforming Lives 75 Countries & Territories | 6 Conferences | 34 Million 30-day social media impressions 425,000 + Livestream Views Over 5 Conferences | 21 K In-person attendees

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