At the mikva building there is a special private room to prepare for the immersion. All toiletry items required are supplied. Then in the strictest privacy, the wife immerses in the mikva, and returns to being physically intimate with her husband. By fulfilling the laws of mikva, a marvelous domestic miracle occurs-the honeymoon lasts throughout he greatest part of one s life. The Torah regards the physical intimacy of husband and wife as a great spiritual expression.
Life is sacred.
Since the union has the potential for creating another human being, a special holiness is thereby inherent. The laws of mikva elevate human sexuality to a high spiritual realm with dignity and grace. The intimacy increases because of its unique spiritual nature. Further, just as the Torah defines the different types of impurity - it also outlines the process for purification. The Torah describes the purification process, commanding the impure person to immerse himself in a mikveh.