In every Hindu ritual, there is a silent moment at the end when devotees fold their hands and ask for forgiveness. This sacred prayer is called the Kshama Yachna Mantra. In Sanatan Dharma, asking forgiveness is not weakness. It is strength. It shows humility, awareness, and deep devotion. Even after performing puja with love, devotees pray, If I made any mistake, please forgive me. This simple act purifies the heart. It reminds us that devotion is not about perfection. It is about sincerity.
