The North News
The eighth International Conference of Humility, Kindness and Love (HKL) Global Movement will be held at Darbar Sri Bulandpuri Sahib in Mehatpur, Nakodar, on Sunday, November 15. Spiritual leaders, social workers, artistes and international delegates are expected to participate.
Punjab Governor and Chandigarh Administrator Gulab Chand Kataria is scheduled to attend the conference. The programme includes a flag ceremony, addresses by invited speakers, panel discussions, cultural performances and a meditation session led by Baba Ji.
The speakers listed for the event include Haji Syed Salman Chishty of Chishty Foundation and Dargah Ajmer Sharif; Brahma Kumari Husain Didi of Om Shanti Retreat Center; Rev David Bayduza of MAD Ministries, Canada; former professional hockey player and mental health coach Kurtis Gabriel; and Anmol Kwatra, founder of Ludhiana-based Ek Zaria Foundation.
Others named in the speaker list are Andrea Mathis, founder of SOULINATE; Parmita Sarma, co-founder of Akshar Foundation; Natalia Vasilyeva, founder of VASTU.EXPERTUM; Punjabi actor and singer Ammy Virk; Geshe Sonam Wangden of Sera Jey Monastic University; and Xuan Gwar, founder of The Dragon Lineage.
International participants are expected to include Augustine S Morris from Liberia, Aashmeen Kaur of Shukrana Gratitude Foundation and Ben Bowler of UNITY EARTH. Indigenous leaders and representatives from Canada, Uruguay and Panama are also listed among the participants.
Video messages are scheduled from Sister Antonella Ferrari of Italy, former Bolivian Foreign Affairs Minister Fernando Huanacuni, Diane Marie Williams of the Source of Synergy Foundation, Victor Calamani of Bolivia and Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati of Parmarth Niketan, Rishikesh. Chief Phil Lane Jr, hereditary Indigenous leader and head of Four Worlds International Institute, is also among the listed speakers.
The cultural programme includes a performance by Ramniwas and the Barefoot College puppetry team from Tilonia, Rajasthan. The presentation will use traditional puppetry, music and street theatre to convey social messages and raise community awareness.
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