Conscientiousness (Buddhism)

This quality may manifest in remedying past faults; in intending to remedy future faults; in remedying faults now, in the present; in awareness, prior to action, of behaving such that faults do not arise; and in actually behaving so that these faults do not arise. It maintains effort and keeps the mind from the influence of afflictions and contaminations.

One of the eleven virtuous mental factors referred to in Tibetan Buddhism.