While technological progress lies in the lap of modernization, there is always the possibility to go back and discover new treasures in ancient wisdom.

The mitzvot of the copper sink are not only a central element in the Jewish tradition, but also a source of inspiration for technological innovations that combine Torah and scientific knowledge in the field of water renewal and revitalization.

In the sources of Judaism, copper is seen as a material of great importance, not only in the physical dimension but also in the spiritual dimension. The copper basin, mentioned in the Torah in the Book of Exodus (3:18-20), was intended for the purification of the priests before their service in the Tabernacle. The Mitzvahs of the basin, which originated in the temple hall, serve as a source of inspiration for the use of copper for the purpose of healing and purification as well as for the purpose of shadowing the dead.

In the modern era, scientific studies have discovered that copper is able to eliminate bacteria and viruses, a feature that makes it a powerful tool for maintaining hygiene and health. This knowledge, which is both ancient and new, points to the wonderful connection between Halacha and science.

Innovation in the field of water is revealed in water circulation and revitalization technology, based on this knowledge. This technology makes it possible to turn ordinary tap water, which often contains pollutants and harmful substances, into "super healthy" water, through the process of circulating the water through copper crucibles. This process not only purifies the water from impurities, but also enriches it with essential minerals and positive energy, reminiscent of the biblical purification process.

All this gives us an opportunity to develop a new concept about water - not only as a source of life, but also as a tool for healing body and mind. This is an opportunity to realize the combination between the wisdom of the Torah and technological innovation, and to bring the ancient blessing of pure and healthy water into our modern lives.

The challenge we face is to go back and learn from the sources, to understand the importance and potential of using copper for purity and healing, and to use this tool in a useful and beneficial way for modern society. In doing so, we can bring about a transformation in our quality of life, maintain our health, and continue the ancient tradition of Israel's wisdom in new and exciting ways.