Mikveh Before the Wedding | My Jewish Learning

Why Some Jewish Women Go to the Mikveh Each Month | My Jewish Learning

Over the years that I’m married and definitely since I’ve been teaching women about the mitzvah of mikvah, I’ve really grown to look forward to my mikvah night. When we immerse in the mikvah, it’s a moment when we can really let go of our worries and give them over to Hashem. Rather than holding onto what’s not in our hands, getting into the practice of stepping into a space of trust in our creator can be so comforting. The word for immersing in the mikvah is toivel. When we take the letters and

A rare medieval object on display at the Tower of London 🏰 This Mikveh stone on loan from Jewish Museum London is rare surviving evidence of the Medieval Jewish community in London. The Tower of London holds an important place in the complex story of England's Medieval Jewish community and was both a place of imprisonment and of refuge for hundreds of Jews. This stone is currently on display in the Medieval Palace at the fortress. Find out more about this history at the Tower 👉 https://bit.ly/