Water temple purification is a sacred ritual practiced in various spiritual traditions—especially in Hinduism and Buddhism—where water is used to cleanse the body, mind, and spirit. These ceremonies often take place at holy water temples or sacred springs believed to be blessed or spiritually charged.

The ritual typically involves bathing, sprinkling, or immersing oneself in purified or sacred water to wash away negative energy, sins, or emotional burdens. In Balinese Hinduism, for example, Tirta Empul Temple is famous for its purification pools where devotees perform a sequence of cleansing steps under holy fountains.

This form of purification is both symbolic and spiritual, representing inner renewal, clarity, and alignment with the divine. It's a deeply meditative practice meant to bring peace, blessing, and spiritual harmony.