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Tashlich: (lit. “You shall cast...”); riverside ritual of atonement on Rosh HaShanah
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The reasons for the Tashlich custom, its history, and how it's done...
On the first day of Rosh Hashanah we go to a body of water to recite the tashlich prayer, where we beseech G-d for mercy, atonement and a good new year.
Discover why you should not feed the fish at Tashlich.
The Prayer of Tashlich
Recited on the first afternoon of Rosh Hashanah near a body of water, preferably containing live fish; it expresses prayerful hope that G-d cast our sins into the murky depths of the sea and is rich in symbolic and mystical meaning.
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Joey and his pals find themselves stranded underwater just as Rosh Hashanah is about to begin!
On Rosh Hashana, do we really cast our sins into the water?
On Rosh Hashana, do we really cast our sins into the water?
The Hebrew/English text of the Tashlich prayer, accompanied by kabbalistic meditations, to be printed before Rosh Hashanah.
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The Tashlich ritual has is origins in the very birth of Judaism . . .
On the first day of Rosh Hashanah, we go to a lake, river or to the sea, and recite the Tashlich prayers, where we symbolically cast our sins into the water...
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