 You know, we are doing these programs in the prisons in India and South India and also in United States. Have you read something about? See prison is in many ways one of the most horrible places to live on the planet. Whatever convenience is comfort somebody has created is not the point, but somebody knocks you from outside, that's a huge thing, that's not a small thing. One will not understand what this is unless you go there, I have spent sufficient time there. It's a different kind of suffering. It's a very, very different kind of suffering. First of all, criminal is a man, whoever you brand as a criminal is a man who has more longing for life than other people. He wants to live. In his hurry to live, he will trample certain things because of which he becomes a criminal, isn't it? His longing for life is deeper than other people, that he cannot go in the line like everybody, he wants to jump the line, that's why he becomes a criminal. So when this man is locked up, denied many things, the suffering is very, very different. When we were last time doing a program in Pennsylvania prison, there is a man there who's been there for 30 years. In Pennsylvania state, life is life, there's no remission of terms. He's serving three consecutive life terms. He's been there for 30 years, he's not yet 50. Just after high school, he got into some trouble and he shot three men and three consecutive life terms he got, 30 years he's been there, he's very healthy and fit. He's going to live for another 30, 40 years and he's going to be right there. He knows that very well, no question of remission and there is no death sentence. Even if he kills another 10 people in the prison, he will get another 10 life terms, no death sentence. So this made him so violent from the day he entered the prison. So they put him in a single cell, something like five and a half by eight or something like this on that size, one bunker bed and one closet, that's all. What he said was, he was all in tears and he said, 30 years of my life, I have never sat down in one place, I'm unable to sit, 30 years of my life I just walked up and down these eight feet like a wild animal because I could not sit. When I got tired and fell asleep, I fell asleep, otherwise I never sat even for a minute, I just walked, paced up and down these eight feet, he even ate his meals walking, he could not sit down. He said, for the first time now I'm sitting and I'm sitting joyously, 30 years I spent like a wild animal, now at last I can sit like a human being. It's not a small thing, you won't understand unless you're there with them, the suffering is, it's a different kind altogether. So now from the prisons of India and the United States we have over two thousand poems written by the inmates. The moment they start meditating, they burst forth into poetry. This present poetry is going to be published in the next few months, such wonderful poems they wrote so touching, their suffering and their liberation through meditation, they just express this in so many ways. So even for somebody who lives in a situation like that, it is a tool to live joyously. So for you, it will definitely work if you are willing to make yourself fit. I want to say that you live truly who has blissful human beings, it's possible. I know it's possible, if you are willing, you will know it's possible and it is just that major, major things have been done, enormous amount of money is being spent in creating arms and ammunition, enormous amount of money is being spent in, you know, tobacco and alcohol and pleasures and entertainment and everything, but never before has humanity except when somebody like Gautama came, the king, the Ashoka, dedicated huge sums of money to spread the meditation in the country. That's why Gautama became popular because the king took it up, the emperor Ashoka took it up and gave him the resources and the people to spread meditation because he saw this is what needs to happen. But otherwise, most of the time humanity has never invested in spreading tools of joy, inner joy for themselves and for everybody, people have not invested. Many wonderful yogis have come, many wonderful satans and saints have come, but the necessary support did not come. Gautama was one of the fortunate few that the king gave all his resources including his family to completely be dedicated to this path and make it happen for everybody. It's a real tragedy that humanity never invested in seeking joy within themselves, but humanity invested enormously to destroy each other, to kill each other, you know, even today. After all this, still the maximum investment is still going into the arms industry in the world, isn't it? It is so unintelligent, forget about anything else. It is so unintelligent that we have to invest in that direction, not in well-being. It's time you invest, your time, life and your resources to make, you know, the right kind of things happen in the world, isn't it, for yourself and for everybody?