yathā yathā manastasya duṣkṛtaṁ karma garhati | tathā tathā śarīraṁ tattenāadharmeṇa mucyate ||
Universal Translation
In proportion as a man's mind detests his evil deed, in that same measure his body and soul are liberated from that unrighteousness.
kṛtvā pāpaṁ hi saṁtāpya tasmātpāpātpramucyate | naivaṁ kuryāṁ punariti nivṛttyā pūyate naraḥ ||
Universal Translation
Having committed a wrong, by feeling sincere remorse one is freed from that sin; by resolving 'I will never do this again' and desisting, a person is purified.
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