Rituals are structured activities or ceremonies performed with symbolic meaning, often passed down through generations. These practices can be religious, cultural, or even personal in nature. In various cultures, rituals play an important role in marking life’s key moments—birth, marriage, and death. Religious rituals, such as prayer, fasting, or temple offerings, help individuals connect with their faith. In some societies, daily rituals, like lighting a lamp or offering flowers, bring a sense of continuity and connection to tradition. Rituals foster a sense of belonging, identity, and reverence for the past while shaping individuals’ values and beliefs.