Meaning and benefits of repentance. In Buddhism, repentance is not "baptism" like some other religions' conceptions, but rather an act of boldly recognizing mistakes in order to correct oneself. Buddhism never believes that there is a god who can pardon or accuse, but Repentance is a method of self-reflection. The concept of repentance Buddha often praised "In the world there are two types of people worthy of praise: the first class is the person who has no fault, the second class is the person who repents and repents after the mistake." He affirms decisively: "If there is a person who descends and ascends in the three realms, and rolls in the six paths, there is not a single species that is completely pure, and there is no one without sin". All sentient beings in daily life are not without mistakes made by accident or purpose. A Buddhist is someone who dares to admit the mistakes he has made. Repentance is self-repentance, ashamed of the mistakes that have been made before, vowing to change and not dare to make those mistakes again. In other words, repentance is "repent and let go", this is the heart of repentance. In Buddhism, repentance is not "baptism" or absolution like some other religions' conceptions, but this is an act of boldly recognizing mistakes and then correcting themselves. Buddhism never believes that there is a god who can pardon or accuse, but repentance is a method of self-reflection, in order to sublimate oneself for each Buddhist child on the path of monasticism and Buddhist study. This can be seen as the way to transform the three karmas in the process of perfecting a person's personality from the status of an ordinary person to Buddhahood. What is repentance? Definition: It's called Samma in Sanskrit, and it translates as "remorse" in Chinese. In the sutra it says: "false repentance, pre-shield repentance, post-mortem repentance" (repent first, leave later mistakes). In Buddhism, too, due to wrong actions of the body, unskillful speech, and negligent thoughts of evil thoughts, now realizing that they have made a mistake, they earnestly repent and are determined not to repeat them. Thus, repentance is self-repentance, shame for the mistakes that have been made before, vowing to amend and not dare to repeat those mistakes. In other words Repentance is "repent and forsake", this is the heart of repentance. But if you regularly commit a crime, then often repent, then sin again and repent, then it has no meaning and is not the method of repentance taught by the Buddha. Repentance can be seen as the boldness of repenting and accepting the sins of worldly people, When I make someone angry, come and apologize. In Buddhism, too, due to wrong actions of the body, unskillful speech, and negligent thoughts of evil thoughts, now realizing that they have made a mistake, they earnestly repent and are determined not to repeat them. Methods of repentance: They know that mistakes are made by the mind, so they must also be repented from the heart, that's why the patriarchs have selected a number of methods of repentance in both matters and physical. The penitential essay that Buddhists most often read when writing a penitential practice: I have created many evil karmas in the past, All were born from beginningless greed, hatred and delusion. Although there are many different ways of repenting, we Buddhists must choose for ourselves the most suitable way to repent. As long as we read and understand the meaning of the work, it is really beneficial. Although there are many different ways of repenting, we Buddhists must choose for ourselves the most suitable way to repent, as long as we read and understand the meaning of the work. there are real benefits.END=NAM MO SHAKYAMUNI BUDDHA.( 3 TIMES ).BUDDHIST DHARMA WHEEL GOLDEN MONASTERY.VIETNAMESE BUDDIST NUN=THE WOMEN OF THE SAKYA CLAN CHAN TANH.AUSTRALIA,SYDNEY.24/7/2021.VIETNAMESE TRANSLATE ENGLISH BY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THE WOMEN OF SAKYA CLAN CHAN TANH.