Personal Suffering Shame: Berachot 12b; Megillah 25b
Regret: Chagigah 5a Exile [See also More on Exile]: Makkot 2b, 11b
Death: Yuma 85b, 86a
Death of Children: Berachot 5a-b
Death of the righteous: Moed Katan 28a [2x] Lashes: Temurah 3a-b
Physical Suffering: Berachot 5a-b, 17a; Eruvin 41b; Yuma 86a, 87b; Nedarim 41a
Poverty and financial difficulty: Eruvin 41b
Bad Spouse: Eruvin 41b
Harsh governments: Tosafot Eruvin 41b #3
Self-Improvement and Performance of Mitzvot
Repentance: Yuma 85b, 86a Generous Acts: Berachot 5a-b Payment of "Kofer": Makkot 2b
Forgiving others: Rosh HaShanah 17a; Yuma 87b; Megillah 28a
Gd forgives the sins of one who mourns for a good person: Shabbat 105b, Moed Katan 25a
The good deeds of the Righteous: Succah 45b
Keeping Shabbat: Shabbat 118b Fasting: Berachot 17a Learning Torah: Berachot 5a-b
Yom Kippur
Passage of Yom Kippur: Yuma 85b, 86a
On Attaining Forgiveness
All Laws for Repentance and Punishments apply equally to Males and Females: Bava Kamma 15a
Difficulty of Achieving Forgiveness: Chagigah 4b
Learning Torah adding Years of Life: Yevamot 105a (See Tosafot)
Learning Torah can move someone on to the Scale of Merit: Berachot 15b-16a
Generous Acts adding years of Life: Yevamot 105a (See Tosafot)
Gd as the Ritual Bath of Purification of the Jews: Yuma 85b
Gd forgiving the sins of the Jews, even if they are as numerous as the years since Creation: Shabbat 89b
The Biblical Phrase "He Will Not Forgive": Yuma 86a
Forgiveness After A Third Repetition of a Transgression: Yuma 86b, 87a
For a Community, the rules operate differently: Berachot 12b
That which was a sign of our guilt, cannot be used in our defense: Rosh HaShanah 26a Rain is a sign of Divine forgiveness: Taanit 7b
General Statements on Repentance
One cannot atone via an act which is, itself, sinful: Temurah 20b
Repentance was created before the Universe: Pesachim 54a; Nedarim 39b
Repentance is considered to be an act of wisdom: Nedarim 32b
Repentance is always possible, even until Death: Berachot 10a-b
There is always hope, even for the fully evil: Eruvin 21a-b
The value of Repentance at the end of one's life: Kiddushin 40b
Repentance can overturn a Negative Verdict: Rosh HaShanah 17b
One should Repent daily, because it may be his last day: Shabbat 153a
Repentance aids in battling the Evil Inclination: Nedarim 32b
Gd creating the potential for Repentance: Succah 52b
Gd's "hand" is outstretched for those who want to Repent: Pesachim 119a
Gd says He can't look at a wicked person, and yet He is always waiting for the wicked to return: Shabbat 104a
Proof of Successful Repentance: Yuma 86b
People who successfully repent can take pride in having their older age compensate for the errors of their youth: Succah 53a
Gradations of Transgressions and their Repentances: Yuma 85b
Sinning while planning to repent ultimately: Yuma 85b, 87a
Sinning with the expectation that Yom Kippur will gain forgiveness for it: Yuma 87a
Repentance allows Gd to "Transgress" in "Remarrying" the Jews although they have "Married" others in sinning: Yuma 86b
Repentance brings the Redemption: Yuma 86b
Repentance brings physcial rejuvenation: Yuma 86a
Repentance is more effective than [100 sets of] Whippings: Berachot 7a
Repentance of an individual Causes Forgiveness for the World: Yuma 86b
Repentance Extends Life: Yuma 86b
Repentance is Preferable to the punishment of the Wicked: Berachot 10a
Repentance Turns intentional sin to errant sin, and errant sin into merit: Yuma 86b
Repentance eradicating earlier sins, with true regret: Kiddushin 40b
Having a blessing on the power of Repentance following the blessing on wisdom in the Amidah: Megillah 17b
Why the Blessing on Health doesn't immediately follow the blessing on the power of Repentance, in the Amidah: Megillah 17b
If a person who is liable for Divine Ex-communication repents, the Heavenly Court forgives him: Makkot 13b-14a
Gd desires offerings even from people who have made themselves like animals: Eruvin 69b
Admission of Sin ["Viduy"] in Prayer
Expressing Admission of Sin: Yuma 86b
Language of Admission of Sin: Yuma 87b
Times to Admit Sin in Prayer on Yom Kippur: Yuma 87b; Pesachim 3a; Megillah 20b; Niddah 8b
Need for continual Admission of Sin: Yuma 86b
Various prayers for Admission of Sin: Berachot 17a, Yuma 87b
Public gatherings on Fast Days, for self-examination: Megillah 30b
Avoiding [public] admission of sin, as it shows a certain brazenness: Sotah 7b
Repentance for Interpersonal Sin
The Need for people to be willing to bend for others [Ma'avir Al Midosav]: Rosh HaShanah 17a; Yuma 87b; Megillah 28a
Requesting forgiveness from Another: Yuma 87a, 87b
Forgiving another person: Yuma 87b
Forgiving others nightly, before going to sleep, earns long life: Megillah 28a
Repentance for Specific Transgressions
Transgressions for which there is NO correction: Berachot 26a; Chagigah 9a-b
Causing the Congregation to Sin: Yuma 87a Desecrating Gd's Reputation: Yuma 86a
Definition of Disgrace of Gd's Reputation: Yuma 86a
For Interpersonal Transgressions: Yuma 85b, 87a
For making another person feel low: Yuma 85b
For making light of the Torah or its Scholars: Yuma 85b
For breaking the covenant of Circumcision: Yuma 85b
For Taking Gd's Name in Vain: Yuma 86a
For Theft: Bava Metzia 37a-b
