What if changing the world is simpler than we think...

I have an important question.

I’ve been reflecting for more than a decade on what Hawimi really means.

What is the essence of making the world a better place — for ourselves and for everyone?

At the beginning, as you may know, the idea was simple:

Hawimi: happier we, happier me.

A global happiness platform.

Because ultimately, everyone wants happiness.

Today, happiness is becoming more and more measurable.

But a more meaningful question to “change the world” appeared for me:

What is the behavior that actually leads to happiness — for ourselves and for others?

Today, while sitting in a circle very similar to a Hawimi circle, I had a glimpse. A moment of insight.

What if the answer is just one word?

Kindness.

Lately I’ve been using words like kindness, authenticity, responsibility.

But then I asked myself:

Isn’t authenticity an expression of kindness with ourselves and others?

Isn’t responsibility an expression of kindness?

Isn’t kindness another way to say love — just simpler, clearer, maybe less confusing?

Love has been used so much that sometimes it’s hard to know what it really means.

Kindness isn’t.

Kindness feels like one of the simplest and clearest ways to describe what it takes to make our lives better in every way — and to influence the lives of anyone around us to become better too.

So much so that I’ve even felt tempted to let go of the name Hawimi and call everything something around kindness.

And yet, I’m pretty attached to the word Hawimi.

The name doesn’t really matter.

What matters is connection.

What matters is connecting you, me, and potentially millions — even billions — of people who, at least sometimes, choose kindness.

Who choose what’s better for themselves and for everyone.

Because kindness is in our heart.

Or at least, I believe so.

And I wonder: what do you believe?

Would you agree that the Hawimi Score — measuring positive impact on the body, the mind, humanity, and the planet — is ultimately a kindness score?

How kind are we with ourselves?

(physical and mental health)

How kind are we with all living beings?

(ethics)

How kind are we with the planet?

(sustainability, ecology, regeneration)

Some of us will meet in Hawimi Circles™.

You could also call them kindness circles.

Spaces where it feels safe to be ourselves.

Where there is so much kindness present that authenticity and responsibility arise naturally.

A bubble of kindness.

A bubble of conscious connection.

A glimpse of the world many, maybe most of us want to live in.

One click away.

One choice away.

Here is an invitation to a Hawimi Circle™ online in Spanish, one in English, and one in person in Bali.

If you are in Bali — or know someone who is — you’re warmly welcome.

Thank You, for being the change I want to see in the world.

Thank you for embodying kindness with yourself and others.

Thank you for somehow wearing these two hearts in your heart.

Thank You.

Loto

Founder of Hawimi™

The Most Conscious (Kind) World One Click Away™

PS

If this resonated, join us (in person, or online, in Spanish, in English) and please feel free to share it with someone who still believes kindness may be the key.