Ritualistic practices are structured activities often performed in a specific order and with particular significance. These practices can be found in various cultures and religions, serving to mark important events, celebrate beliefs, or connect individuals to their community. Examples include weddings, funerals, and religious ceremonies. These rituals can involve symbolic actions, such as lighting candles, chanting, or making offerings. They often help individuals express emotions, reinforce social bonds, and create a sense of belonging. Common in both spiritual and secular contexts, ritualistic practices play a vital role in human experience and cultural identity.