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The Tashlich Prayer - Hebrew


The verses "מי אל כמוך" allude to the Thirteen Divine Attributes of Mercy יי יי א-ל רחום. While saying these verses, keep in mind (but do not articulate) the corresponding attribute printed above it in small type. The same is true with the verses "מן המצר," which correspond to the nine attributes in the verse "יי ארך..."

If wearing a tallit katan, shake out its corners over the water
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From Siddur Tehillat Hashem. © Copyright Kehot Publication Society, Brooklyn NY
 

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Posted: Oct 2, 2011
very helpful
We're at a lake and forgot our machzor. It really helped to look and download this page on our blackberry
Posted By Anonymous, bergenfield, nj

Posted: Sep 12, 2011
My Pond Was Dug for Tashlich !
I built a pond in my backyard and stocked it with fish that actually live through the winter months under the ice. I have the pond in my yard specially for those who are friends, neighbours and people who become friends, who want to say do Taschlich on Rosha Hashana.
The fish are very hungry now waiting for all the sins that will be thrown into the pond !
Posted By Anonymous, Montreal, Canada

Posted: Sep 15, 2010
Atlanta
Well, I was unable to say Tashlich on Rosh Hashanah. Then, I flew to Atlanta for an event and had the opportunity to say Tashlich on the banks of the Chatahoochee River. I did not have a machzor but brought along my new Ipad, and viewed your text on the shores of the river! A first for me in many ways! thanks Chabad.org!
Posted By Mindy Dickler, Baltimore, Md

Posted: Sep 12, 2010
Saying it in English is fine
The general rule is that Hebrew is best, but we are pretty sure G*d speaks English as well. :)
Posted By Shalom Yosef ben Avraham Moshe HaKohen, Acity, Acountry

Posted: Sep 7, 2010
Tashlich
I agree with Judith. My daugher does not read hebrew and would like to say Tashlich with the transliteratin. Is it anywhere on the net?
Posted By Andrea, Island Park, New York

Posted: Sep 3, 2010
Tashlich
Is there a transliteration of the Hebrew text anywhere??.....I've searched all over the net and can't find........
Is it ok to speak it in English??
Posted By Judith

Posted: Sep 25, 2009
Thanks to Chabad
Always there when we need you. Thank you.
Posted By Leeba, NY

Posted: Sep 21, 2009
Tashlich Teext Online
As always, Chabad online comes through with the goods! What's the story with saying "Leolam Hashem Diberecha Neetsav B'Shemiem" ("Forever, O Lord, Your word stands in the heavens") seven times at the end?
Posted By David Goode, San Diego, CA

Posted: Sep 17, 2008
Taschlich
May You and I both live bis hundert und zwanzig so that you may teach and I may learn.
This is exactly what I was looking for on the 'net.
Danke Sehr,
Posted By Yentl bas Raful, GA

Posted: Oct 3, 2007
Thank You
Having the Tashlich text on your site was such a help to me. It was so easy to find your site and then to navigate to this page, it was a pleasure doing so. I greatly appreciate the wonderful help and convenience you extended by having the actual text here.
Thank you again and Chag Sameach.
Posted By Anonymous



 


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