Indian Prison Programs Ended 136-Year History of Daily Solitary Confinement Use

What was said

"One thing is the prison psychologist Taylor told me that in the last 136 years of the prison's history, not a single day there's been a day that somebody was not in the solitary. After the program started, not a single person went into the solitary for months on end. And the prison psychologist said the biggest problem is they cannot sleep. In the nights they're howling like wolves. Howling stopped, they started sleeping well."

Sadhguru revealed that after implementing his yogic programs in southern Indian prisons, solitary confinement use ceased entirely for the first time in 136 years of the institution's history. The programs became mandatory across all southern Indian prisons, fundamentally changing prison atmosphere and inmate behavior.