If a person has done something wrong, how should they correct it?
The key is, sometimes after they have done something, they still don't know whether it was right or wrong.
People have inertia, and after doing something wrong, they refuse to repent even to the death.
The key problem is that the rightness or wrongness of an action is often subjective, with no unified standard. If a person has particularly high moral standards, then many normal behaviors might be considered wrong by them. However, if their moral standards are particularly low, they would regard many wrong actions as right.
Think about it another way, if a person wants to realize their dreams, then their moral standards should be relatively high.
There's also another issue, which is how important the principle of 'endurance' truly is.
To what extent should one endure.
