מערכת יחסים

It is important to recognize that there are sometimes loves that are 'sick'; But it is more important to know that there is no love that has no cure. Do not despair, and must try to properly improve the marital relationship. Everyone deserves a happy married life, full of emotion of sharing and inclusion. This is possible!

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.

In Parashat Va'atchanan we read, "I stand between Yahweh and you." The Rebbe of Kotzk says that the 'selfish' is the one who stands between God and you.

The corona crisis caused, among other things, that the marital and family reality became a situation in which they stayed together at home for days and even weeks. Suddenly every day - and all day - are together, which can lead to stress and stress. How do you work? How are they conducted?

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.

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.