There are three primary techniques: Hashakah (“kissing”), zeriah (“planting”), and bor al gabai bor (“a pool on top of a pool”). Let’s discuss each one, along with their respective pros and cons.

There are three ways to build the bor that holds the natural rainwater: Hashoko, Zriah and Bor al gabai bor. Hashoko: Hashoko means to "kiss", i.e., contact and touch.

If upon investigation it is found that there are two holes in the floor of the mikvah, leading to the bottom bor, it is identified as having been built bor al gabai bor. This mikvah is constructed …

Therefore, Lapid Judaism has built a 100% kosher, bor al gabai bor type mikvah for our community! This is the very first kosher mikvah built for a Jewish community centered on …

Appendix I: Understanding Bor Al Gabai Bor ..... 73 Appendix II: More About the Bor Zriah ..... 78 Glossary .....80 References .....87. v . vi . vii . viii . ix . x Rabbi Gershon Grossbaum 1816 …

As explained in the link above, it is a well-accepted rule that one should strive to go to a Mikveh which is more Mehudar, bor al gabei bor, or one where the actual pool for immersion is itself …

Purify and cleanse your mind, body, and soul to deepen your connection to the almighty through this special mitzvah. Mikveh is the essential corner stone of our Jewish faith, and the gateway …

MIKVAH GOLDA, based on the Lubavitch "Bor Al Gabai Bor" tradition, has been constructed under the meticulous supervision of renowned Rabbinic authorities to ensure adherence to the …

Mikvah Type: Bor al gabai bor. NC Mikvah requires that you make a reservation 24-48 hours before your mikvah date. Call Bluma Rubenfeld at (858) 451-0455 ext. 36 for a tour or to make …

This mikvah has a bor hashaka and a bor zeriah built bor al gabai bor. Bor geshomim is on the side. Although the mikvah is intended for exclusive use on Shabbos and Yom Tov, it also may …