: A Sacred Space of Purity and Community

Beyond its ritual function, the mikveh has long been a space of communal bonding, particularly for women. For many, the mikveh visit is both a spiritual and social experience—an opportunity to reflect, connect, and uphold sacred traditions passed down through generations.

In modern times, mikva’ot exist in Jewish communities across the world, from New York to Buenos Aires to Jerusalem. Some have expanded their use to include spiritual immersion for healing, life transitions, and personal reflection, keeping the ancient tradition alive in new and meaningful ways.

June 21, 2025 | 5:49 pm