HWPL, Purpose is the end of war and world peace

More than 200,000 Syrian have lost their live in four years of armed conflict.  More than 11 million others have been forced from their homes.  Violence escalated and the country descended into civil war.  Who could compensate for their death?  How can we prevent the war?  HWPL has the answers for that. 

HWPL, Heavenly Culture World Peace Restoration of Light,  has been doing numbers of things for world peace.  Last year September they held WARP Summit and show the world how we can achieved the peace and given a clear path how to do it. 

1st Annual Commemoration of September 18th World Alliance ofReligions' Summit

Live broadcast information

18th of September 10:00~12:30

      16:00~19:00

19th of September 09:00~12:00   

Click below link and find out how we can achieved the world peace

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Introduction to HWPL

We live in exciting times. Never before has humanity faced a time such as this - a time when our deepest desire for peace has been as fully realisable. Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (“HWPL”) has been created for a just such a time. For the past two years I have been traveling around the world meeting community leaders, both secular and religious, to discuss ways in which we can work together in pursuit of peace.

As a result of our many hours of meeting and traveling, the HWPL Solidarity Agreement was born. This is an agreement made between individual leaders of communities and HWPL; an agreement to work together in as many ways as we can to bring about peace and the cessation of wars.

Most recently, this agreement stood at the center of the peace process in Mindanao, a region in the Philippines which has experienced the bitterness of an etho-religious conflict for the past 40 years. Leaders from all walks of life, from different philosophies, academic and cultural backgrounds, and from diverse nations have agreed to work together in creating what is to be a most remarkable legacy to leave to the generations which will follow us.

In Korea we have a story about how a king once gave an elephant to one of his most lowly servants as a gift. The poor servant felt that he did not have the resources available to care for such a large gift, but what could he do? Certainly, he could not refuse the gift from the king. In the same way, the burden of creating peace in the world will at some time be given to a generation. No doubt, whichever generation it comes to would feel as though it is ill-equipped to carry out the work of this seemingly enormous task. The reality is, however, that if we have the power to do it, and we choose not to, we cannot claim to have lived up to our true potential. Nor can we claim that we did well in our lifetimes.

I have no doubt that this is the time for peace, and we - the generation of today - are the ones who have the power to make it a reality.
Join us in making peace a reality in our world, and let us leave to the generations that come after us a legacy of unity, hope, peace and security.
May peace be with you, your loved ones, and your nations, always.

Man Hee Lee,

Chairman, Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light

HWPL is gracing the culture of Heaven

H: Heavenly Cul ture
                        W: World 
                                    P: Peace
                                            L: Restoration of Light



Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL) is a non-governmental, non-profit organization registered under the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs that transcends differences in culture, belief and region to engage leaders and youth in sustainable and comprehensive solutions for peace.

HWPL is committed to community development through volunteer outreach, women advocacy, and cultural and religious exchange through International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG) and youth engagement through International Peace Youth Group (IPYG). We strive to facilitate comprehensive grassroots peace building that involves diverse voices of the community: leaders in education, governmental and religious sectors as well as non-profit organizations and youth to create sustainable solutions and empower individuals and communities to be an integral part in global peace building.