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“May you be as a baby yet unborn, / floating in Mother Ocean”
four people, some wearing kippot, at the edge of a lake throwing breadcrumbs to perform the tashlikh ritual
“I propose that we add an element to the traditional tashlikh ceremony, symbolizing our power: fire.”
group of people sitting around bonfire under night sky, their faces glowing

“As I arrive to this threshold, I am prepared to let go”

four people, two wearing kippot, stand at the edge of a body of water

“These I remember and my heart breaks open with tears”

Person draped in a white prayer shawl, holding it close to their chest, wearing a beaded necklace.

Ritual to do at home with a bowl of water and ice

drops of water come down onto a surface of water, creating a circular ripple

Tashlikh ritual to be performed in the bathroom or using bowl of water

circular ripples in a pool of water

Tashlikh ceremony using bird seed instead of bread crumbs to protect wildlife

A bird with outstretched wings glides along the surface of the water
A meditation for Tashlikh focused on embodying the ritual of casting off.
person is standing on a rock overlooking a large body of water during a sunset

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