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 | What Do We Do About the Relationship Crisis?
By Dov GreenbergGenuine love not only respects the individuality of the other but actually seeks to cultivate it. Love, like the act of creation, is the courageous act of creating space for the presence of the other.
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 | Glue
The Rebbe’s prescription for a troubled marriage |  |
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 | An Intimate View on Intimacy
By Manis FriedmanTo be intimate means to go into a place that is private, that is sacred, that is set aside. It means one person entering into the private, sacred part of another human being's existence...
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 | Coffee Break
By Chana WeisbergMasculine and feminine modes of communication reflect our respective arenas of spiritual expertise. Unfortunately, the differences can sometimes result in unintended discord
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 | Do What You Want Done
By Yaakov LiederOne of the ironies of life is that we do the same things over and over again, but expect different results...
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 | How to Agree to Disagree
By Yaakov LiederIt is possible for two people to see and hear the same event and yet each has a totally different experience of what actually took place...
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 | What I Learned from Michael Schiavo
By Mendel CohenImagine that the story had been in the reverse--that the parents wanted to remove the feeding tube and the husband was the one who insisted that he would take care of her and keep her alive. Realistic?
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 | What Makes a Marriage Tick?
By Shimon PosnerNewlyweds think the question doesn't apply to them and never will: they are the first to discover marriage and the final authorities on it too.
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 | The Spousal Put-Down
By Shea HechtThe wife who pokes fun at her husband's clumsiness proves nothing about him other than that he was unlucky enough to marry an unsupportive spouse...
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 | The Weave of Woman and Man
By Chana WeisbergIsn’t marriage between man and woman a violation of the laws of kilayim, which prohibit the intermixing of divergent species?
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 | Tasting Life's Bitter Waters on the significance of the isha sotah
By Chana WeisbergYou are married, or intensely committed, to a vision, a goal, a dream. Then along comes life...
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 | The Paradigm of Happiness
By Elisha GreenbaumWe've all met unhappy beauty queens and discontented millionaires. Marriages break up and dream jobs go sour. Is life just an endless conveyor belt of unmet expectations?
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 | What to do with a Stale Mate
By Yossy Goldman"Nothing new under the sun," wrote King Solomon in Ecclesiastes. And so, we discover this week that infidelity and other marital problems aren't exactly a new societal phenomenon...
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 | The Life-Long Marriage
By Yaakov LiederGoing through life with a spouse we love is one of the greatest satisfactions in life. A small percentage of us have a natural gift for it -- the rest of us have to learn it. So how is it done?
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 | Marriage and Family Life
By Pesach and Chana BurstonA treasury of thoughts and aphorism gleaned from the wisdom of the Torah and the Jewish sages which will enrich your wedding and marriage.
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 | Secrets to a Successful Second Marriage
By Rueven P. BulkaOne would think that an individual who has gone through a divorce would have “learned his lesson” and will, therefore, not repeat the mistakes of the past. But often this isn’t the case.
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