般若波羅蜜多心經幽贊 1.84

1.84

Next is cultivating shame (hrī) and remorse (apatrāpya). If there is something that should be done yet one does not follow it, or one follows what should not be done, or in concealing one's own evil one clings to what should be repented without letting go: one should look inward at oneself, feel shame at what is contrary to Dharma, revere the worthy and noble, prize wholesome dharmas, and cultivate and arouse shame; looking outward at worldly norms, feeling remorse over an evil reputation, holding the cruel and obstinate in disdain, and dreading unwholesome dharmas, one cultivates and arouses remorse.