In Jain Dharma, sins are cleared day by day through repentance, restraint, and purification of conduct.

Main practices:

1. Pratikraman

- Reflect on mistakes done during the day. - Ask forgiveness for man, vachan, and kaaya sins. - Resolve not to repeat them.

1. Alochana

- Honestly admit your faults before yourself and, if needed, before a guru.

1. Prayashchitta

- Do appropriate repentance and spiritual correction for wrongdoing.

1. Samayik

- Practice stillness, self-control, and equanimity. - This helps reduce karmic bondage.

1. Pachhkhan / vows

- Take small daily vows to avoid harm, lying, anger, greed, and attachment.

1. Ahimsa in daily life

- Reduce violence in thought, speech, and action. - Be careful in eating, speaking, and behavior.

1. Forgiveness

- Say and feel: “Micchami Dukkadam” - This means: “If I have hurt you in any way, may my faults be forgiven.”

Simple daily method:

• In the morning: take a vow to stay pure in conduct.
• During the day: stay alert and avoid anger, ego, deceit, and greed.
• In the evening: do pratikraman, reflect on faults, and ask forgiveness.

Jain principle:

Sins are not cleared by only saying words. They are cleared by:

• true repentance
• non-repetition
• self-restraint
• inner purity

If you want, I can also give you a short daily Jain repentance prayer in simple words.