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Man Hee Lee’s Peace Mission with HWPL: Bringing Harmony to Temples, Cities, and Cambodia

🌟 Key Highlights

Peace lecture for Korean unification in Incheon 🧠
Interfaith dialogue through Buddhist scripture in Gangneung 📖
Volunteer health service for Cambodian residents in Gimhae 💗
“We Are One” campaign connects generations and cultures 🌍
Man Hee Lee leads global peace efforts through HWPL ✨

💬 Peace Starts with Dialogue and Unity

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HWPL, led by the Chairman Man Hee Lee, continues to bring people together in the most meaningful ways — across religion, generations, and even borders. Through its “We Are One” campaign, HWPL launched a series of peace-focused events throughout Korea to encourage understanding, harmony, and action for a better world. 🌱

🧠 Incheon Peace Lecture for Korean Unity

In Incheon, over 300 attendees — including leaders, youth, and citizens — gathered for a powerful peace lecture. They explored how unity on the Korean Peninsula could be the starting point of a brighter future. A speaker reminded the crowd that peace isn’t only about politics; it’s about security, prosperity, and the lives of future generations.

One youth participant emphasized that “peace begins with connection,” and called for young people to raise their voices and take part in peacebuilding. The audience ended the event by singing “Our Wish Is Unification” together — a beautiful moment of shared hope. 🎶

📖 Sharing Wisdom in Gangneung: Interfaith Peace in Action

In Gangneung, HWPL hosted a deep dive into Buddhist teachings, welcoming people of different faiths to learn and share together. Over two sessions, the audience explored themes like the Eightfold Path and the Six Paramitas — lessons about kindness, wisdom, and discipline.

The guest speaker emphasized that, even though beliefs may differ, a peaceful heart connects us all. Many attendees found new respect and understanding for each other’s traditions, showing how true peace is built through learning, not judging. ✍️

💗 Warm Hearts in Gimhae: Health and Peace for Cambodian Residents

Down south in Gimhae, something very special happened. About 80 Cambodian residents came for a free health check-up. But beyond physical health, the event focused on mental and emotional care as well. HWPL set up a booth sharing peace education, helping visitors reflect on their self-worth and value.

Every participant said they would gladly join peace education programs in the future. The Cambodian Embassy expressed strong support for HWPL’s mission and offered to collaborate more. That’s what happens when peace meets kindness. 💡

🌍 Man Hee Lee’s Global Vision Through Local Action

From temples to city halls, from lectures to health centers — HWPL’s peace efforts continue to grow under the guidance of the Chairman Man Hee Lee. His leadership has shown that peace is not just a theory, but something we live out in small acts of care and connection every day.

This is peace in motion — powered by dialogue, built on understanding, and guided by hope.

💬 Final Note: Peace begins when we truly see one another — not as strangers, but as neighbors. Let’s keep walking the path of peace, together. ❤️

Man Hee Lee’s Global Peace Story: From Madagascar to California

🌍 One Heart, One World: Man Hee Lee’s Peace Story Spreads Across Continents ✨

🕊️ Key Point: Peace in action! From Africa to Europe to America, HWPL is connecting people through interfaith dialogue and helping refugees with real hands-on service.

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🌈 Diversity in Unity: Madagascar Unites for Peace ✨

Under the powerful message of “We Are One,” over 400 citizens gathered at the City Hall square in Madagascar to celebrate peace across religions! 🕌⛪

The event, co-hosted by HWPL and UMMI Madagascar, kicked off the country’s 65th Independence Day celebrations. With people from Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, and non-religious backgrounds coming together, it wasn’t just a ceremony—it was a moment of true unity.

The theme was “Unity in Diversity,” and that’s exactly what the crowd embodied. Through music, dance, poetry, and speeches by religious leaders, the event sparked deep conversations on love, tolerance, and mutual respect. 🎶💃📜

One participant said it beautifully: “All living beings have the right to live peacefully.” 💛 This wasn’t just a gathering—it was a promise to bring that peace into their communities, schools, and hearts.

🧹 Helping Hands in Germany: Refugee Support on World Refugee Day 💪

Meanwhile in Frankfurt, Germany, HWPL volunteers took action on World Refugee Day (June 20). Alongside a local refugee support network run by migrants, they rolled up their sleeves to clean and repair community spaces. 🔧🌍

From removing graffiti to fixing windows, this act wasn’t about grand gestures—it was about making small changes with big hearts. A refugee volunteer said, “I was happy to help others like me.” ❤️

HWPL Germany’s message? 👉 “You don’t have to do much to make a difference. Even a little help can be a huge comfort to someone.” And honestly, isn’t that true? ☺️

These activities not only cleaned the streets but also built bridges of trust and hope. In a world where millions are displaced, this kind of human connection is priceless. 🌐🤝

A Sacred Space in the U.S.: Peace Talk in a Buddhist Temple 🌸

Across the ocean in San Francisco, HWPL teamed up with a Cambodian Buddhist temple for a beautiful exchange of culture and faith during the Maha Visakha Puja (Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, and passing). 🌟

Held on May 25, this event wasn’t just for Buddhists—it was an invitation to everyone, including Christian and Muslim peace activists. The atmosphere was filled with warm conversations, shared meals, and powerful prayers for global peace.

Through the program “Peace Through Scripture,” participants explored how their sacred texts speak about peace. The result? A renewed commitment to dialogue, understanding, and future interfaith projects together! 📖🕊️

Some religious leaders even expressed interest in joining HWPL’s Religious Youth Peace Camp and interfaith peace networks. This is how real change begins—through connection and shared purpose. ✨🌱

🌍 We Are One: What This Means for Us ❤️

All three events—from Madagascar, Germany, and the U.S.—may seem far away from each other on the map. But they share one heartbeat: Peace is not just a dream, it’s a choice we can all make every day.

Whether it’s cleaning up a refugee center, attending a cultural dialogue, or simply listening to someone with a different faith—these are all acts of peace. And peace isn’t passive. It’s active, real, and something we grow together. 🌱💪🌎

HWPL, led by its Chairman Man Hee Lee, is showing the world what this looks like. With grassroots volunteers and international partners, they are living out the message: “We Are One.” And that’s a message we all need today. 💞🌍

📌 Peace Recap

Madagascar: Interfaith unity event with over 400 people
Germany: World Refugee Day cleanup by HWPL volunteers
USA: Peace dialogue in a Buddhist temple for Maha Visakha Puja
Message: Small acts of peace matter!
Vision: Building one peaceful global community through love, respect, and action

Man Hee Lee’s Peace Vision in Action: From Classrooms to Coastlines

🔑 Key Point: Peace is taking root in classrooms, communities, and coastlines—from Zambia to Kenya to Malaysia! 🌍💚

1. Zambia’s Schools Say YES to Peace Education 📘✍️

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Something incredible is happening in Zambia ! This year, 11 schools in Lusaka officially signed a peace education agreement with HWPL (Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light). A total of 18 schools gathered to show their support, with the goal of making peace education part of everyday school life.

This move follows the Zambian government’s national commitment to include peace education in public schools, which was announced earlier in April. Now, these schools are stepping up and saying, “Let peace begin in the classroom.” 🎓🌼

Principals even took a public oath to practice and spread peace. Isn’t that inspiring? Just imagine growing up in a school where learning peace is as important as math or science 💡❤️

👉 Why it matters:

Zambia officially supports peace in schools
Teachers are pledging to be peace-builders
Students grow up with harmony at heart

2. In Kenya, 150 Trees for Peace Were Planted 🌳💞

On June 15th, something beautiful happened at Dagoretti High School in Kenya. Students, teachers, and HWPL members celebrated the 12th anniversary of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) with music, speeches, and tree planting! 🎉🌍

The highlight? Each person planted a tree—a total of 150 trees—to symbolize hope, renewal, and peace. One student leader gave a heartfelt speech that moved the whole crowd. It wasn’t just a ceremony, it was a moment of unity and love 🌈🎤

Oh, and guess what? One religious leader even jumped on stage and danced—surprising everyone and filling the air with laughter and joy 💃

👉 Why it matters:

Peace is being celebrated with action
Tree planting = lasting symbols of hope
Students are becoming peace ambassadors

3. Malaysian Youths Clean Up for Peace 🌊

On May 30th, young volunteers in Malaysia rolled up their sleeves and got to work on Long Beach in Kuching. Why? To celebrate World Environment Day and World Oceans Day by cleaning the beach! 🧤🌏

With HWPL and the International Peace Youth Group (IPYG), about 20 volunteers picked up plastic, paper, and other waste, turning the shore into a cleaner, safer place for everyone.

One HWPL member said, “A clean environment brings peace and joy.” That really hit home. Peace isn’t just in our hearts—it’s also in the world around us 🐚🕊️

👉 Why it matters:

Environmental action = peaceful living
Youth are leading the way
Small efforts, big results 🌟

4. Walking for Peace in Malaysia 🚶🌺

Also in Kuching, over 200 people joined a Peace Walk organized by HWPL to mark the 12th anniversary of the DPCW. Students, leaders, teachers, and everyday citizens took part in this symbolic walk 🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️

One politician reminded everyone, “World peace doesn’t begin on big stages—it starts in everyday conversations.” That’s powerful, right? Sometimes just talking kindly or listening openly can be the beginning of peace 💬💖

👉 Why it matters:

Community unity through walking
Peace is a personal journey
You don’t need to be famous to make change

🌈 Final Thoughts:

Peace isn’t some far-off dream—it’s already happening. In classrooms in Zambia, in joyful celebrations in Kenya, in clean beaches in Malaysia, and in every step we take toward kindness 🌿💫

Whether you’re a student, a volunteer, a teacher, or just someone who cares—you have a role to play in peace. And guess what? Even planting one tree or picking up one bottle counts! 💪🌍

Let’s all be part of the global wave of peace, starting with small steps in our own daily lives.

🌟 A True Story of Peace: Led by HWPL’s Chairman, Man Hee Lee 🕊️

What’s happening in places like Zambia, Kenya, and Malaysia isn’t just a collection of events—it’s a living, breathing peace movement powered by real people and real change.

At the heart of it all is Mr.Man Hee Lee, the Chairman of HWPL, whose unwavering belief that “We Are One” has inspired schools, communities, and young people across the globe.

Through education, environment, and unity, this movement is turning hope into action. From classrooms to coastlines, the story of peace is being written every day—and it’s very real. 🌍✍️

📌 Key Takeaways

Peace starts in education systems
Youth are taking real-world action
Cultural events spread unity
Everyday people are peacebuilders
Global cooperation = lasting peace

Source : https://www.newscj.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=3288928