The Ritual Bath, known as Mikveh in Hebrew, is a traditional Jewish practice involving immersion in a pool of water. It is used for spiritual purification and is often required after certain life events, such as menstruation or childbirth. The bath must contain a specific amount of water, and the immersion is performed in a manner that adheres to Jewish law. In addition to its religious significance, the Mikveh serves as a symbol of renewal and transformation. It is commonly found in synagogues and Jewish community centers, reflecting the importance of ritual purity in Judaism. The practice emphasizes the connection between physical and spiritual cleanliness.