[header] How to do tashlich [title] Look for a natural body of water that you can access easily. [step] Tashlich requires that you cast your sins into a body of water like a river, spring, lake, pond, or well. Most people prefer natural, flowing bodies of water because it gives the effect of your sins being swept away by the current, as god promised.
[header] How to do tashlich [title] Look for a natural body of water that you can access easily. [step] Tashlich requires that you cast your sins into a body of water like a river, spring, lake, pond, or well. Most people prefer natural, flowing bodies of water because it gives the effect of your sins being swept away by the current, as god promised.
[substeps] If you're having trouble finding a place to perform tashlich, talk to your rabbi about potential places near the synagogue or your hometown. They might be able to direct you to a place within walking distance. [substeps] Look for a south-facing , 30-degree opening in your heart to partially separate yourself from the bleeding scene. This can help assist in the flow of the water from your body. On the other hand, most people prefer to chant before draining their sins out in the water. [substeps] Sit or lay on the side or on top of a pool with plenty of room in between. However, if you feel tired of being in water, you should choose a closed body of water. A traditional tiki object is the hip-high version of a cross (the crucible or branch).