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tashlich
Tashlich in Los Angeles
Rob Eshman
September 27, 2016
At tashlich, I always find a place on the edge of the circle in whose center stands my wife.
Hebrew word of the week: Tashlich
Jewish Journal
September 16, 2015
This is the famous prayer recited on the Jewish New Year near some water source into which we cast all our sins.
What shall live and what shall die?
David Suissa
September 16, 2015
As I recited the climactic “Who shall live and who shall die” prayer during Rosh Hashanna services this year, it struck me that maybe I should replace the “who” with “what.”
Where will you Tashlich?
Jewish Journal
September 24, 2014
I love the annual ritual of tashlich, the symbolic casting away of the soul’s sins. As it involves a body of water — oceans, rivers, ponds — I like to think of it as an excuse for a hike … and a spiritual adventure.
Hipster guide to the High Holy Days
Avishay Artsy
September 18, 2014
High Holy Day meals, local honey, meeting singles, where to do tashlich, where to break the fast and much more
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