Answer

In the Śvetāmbara Jain tradition, the commonly recited forgiveness prayer is:

Khamemi savva jīve,
savve jīvā khamantu me.
Mitti me savva bhūesu,
veraṃ majjha na keṇai.

Meaning

• Khamemi savva jīve — I forgive all living beings.
• Savve jīvā khamantu me — May all living beings forgive me.
• Mitti me savva bhūesu — I have friendship toward all beings.
• Veraṃ majjha na keṇai — I have enmity toward none.

Spiritual Understanding

This prayer expresses the Jain ideal of kṣamā — forgiveness. It is especially recited during Pratikraman, Paryushan, and Samvatsari.

It reminds us to remove anger, ego, hatred, and resentment, and to cultivate universal friendship, compassion, and non-violence.

Takeaway

The essence is:

“I forgive all, I seek forgiveness from all, I am friend to all, and enemy to none.”