Articles #Cooperation

What is the secret to true government unity? The secret to this is built on three basic values that are essential to the life of a couple. Three essential values for a stable relationship life: a. Sincerity and truth, b. Sharing, c. assessment.

There is one thing that every couple must do to create a couple life full of appreciation, sincerity and love - share, share, and once again share. Open dialogue and mutual sharing bring the spouse into a living and influential way into the world of the other spouse.

Every couple goes through crises, challenges or difficulties in their married life. The greatness of a couple's success is to get them together. In the vast majority of cases, in the forces of both spouses while conducting a deep and honest conversation, and seeking the truth out of love, coping and even transcending the crisis.

Much can be learned from the recent Torah passages for relationships in general and the marital relationship in particular. Healthy winners full of attention and listening will be welcome.

A number of basic lines for establishing a strong relationship: Honesty - a relationship built on full trust; Memberships from the word 'connection.' The couple are friends in heart and soul, and live each other out of a desire to be together; Paragon - Take off the masks of toughness and ego and compliment.

The Torah describes in a beautiful and detailed way the relationship between Jethro and Moses, which indicates the relationship between human beings in general and the relationship between mother-in-law and mother-in-law in particular. If we all know, the older generation and the younger generation, to listen and respect, then the relationship and family ties will be full of joy and closeness.

Stubbornness is one of the worst traits in a relationship, and in its power to lead to lack of communication and lack of sharing; Why have a dialogue if the other side is always right? These things can challenge any relationship. While there is room for the trait of stubbornness, in a relationship it is recommended that we do not use it.