Moral redemption refers to the process through which an individual seeks to atone for past wrongdoings or unethical behavior. This often involves recognizing one's mistakes, taking responsibility, and making amends to those affected. The journey toward moral redemption can lead to personal growth and a renewed sense of purpose. In various cultures and philosophies, moral redemption is seen as a path to forgiveness and healing. It can be influenced by religious beliefs, such as those found in Christianity with the concept of repentance, or in Buddhism, where one seeks to overcome negative karma through positive actions.