National Marine Sanctuary Day – “Reverse Tashlich”

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Over the past two weeks, I had the incredible opportunity to participate in a “reverse tashlich” ritual in Greece. Traditionally, tashlich is a Jewish custom where individuals cast away their sins by tossing bread crumbs into a flowing stream or other body of water. In my version, I took a different approach: instead of casting away, I removed debris from the shoreline, symbolically cleansing the water and addressing human transgressions against our environment.

This initiative is championed by Repair the Sea, a global organization that emphasizes the intersection of science and spirituality. They rally teams from around the world to engage in this meaningful “clean the sea” ritual.

Dive N Ride Adventures invites everyone to join us in this vital mission to clean our seas and coastlines every day, wherever you may be. We believe that we are all interconnected, and by coming together, we can forge deeper connections with each other and with the ocean. Let’s make a positive impact together!

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