Performing this kind of action in Hinduism is considered profane if done after consuming certain food, since it implies you think you're too good for prasad.
Performing this kind of action in Hinduism is considered profane if done after consuming certain food, since it implies you think you're too good for prasad. In Shinto, this action is aided with a band of paper streamers attached to a stick, the onusa, and is known as harae. Jesus levels charges of hypocrisy at the pharisees after being scolded because his disciples do not perform this action. A Jewish ritual combines the herb called ezov and yarn with the ashes of a red heifer to perform an extreme type of this action. Islam permits tayammum, performing this action with sand, though more commonly calls for ghusl or wudu, the latter of which precedes salat prayer. For 10 points, name this religious ritual often performed by washing all or part of the body.
Performing this kind of action in Hinduism is considered profane if done after consuming certain food, since it implies you think you're too good for prasad.
ritual purification [accept equivalents like ablution, cleansing, etc.; accept washing before mentioned]