Practice vipassana meditation in jail in India

Vipassana meditation is a precious treasure of Buddhism that helps countless people to find out their true nature, from ancient time up to now and future as well. This practice is an essential and basic method in Buddhism, regardless tradition one follows. Siddhārtha Gautama based on this practice to attain Buddhahood, became a Buddha in this world, the Enlightened One who had left a great legacy to human beings. His teachings are very helpful for those who want to get out of sufferings, get out of restlessness in their lives. Everybody, regardless class, gender, caste, and condition, etc. can benefit from practicing the Buddha’s teachings, applying Dharma into one’s daily life.
Knowing and experiencing benefits from practicing Vipassana meditation, a Jail Management Board in Bihar State, India gave their prisoners an opportunity to practice Vipassana meditation. They held a 10-day course Vipassana meditation at meeting hall of the jail. This course created positive changes in prisoners beyond expectations of management board. Many prisoners transformed their habits, their thoughts. Most emotional scene is the time of saying goodbye to teachers, some prisoners hugged their teachers in tears. To know more about this special Vipassana meditation course, please watch the following video clips: