How to Maintain Marital Harmony - Rabbi Zamir Cohen in English (AI)

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Zamir Cohen’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

in the pursuit of peace and Harmony at home so much can be achieved simply by learning to compromise yet many couples end up divorcing in most cases if we're being honest divorce isn't necessary what is needed is the ability to let go too often each partner stands firm in their ego neither is willing to compromise the arguments escalate the tones get harsher and eventually this leads to emotional and eventually this leads to emotional distance and sometimes even divorce but what if one person were to take a step back and say to themselves yes I'm right and I know it but I'll let it go a man once came to Rabbi Steinman saying he couldn't bear his marriage anymore and wanted a divorce but he told the rabbi give me three pieces of advice strong ones and I'll promise to try them before I move forward with a divorce the rabbi responded but the first piece of advice

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1. 0:00in the pursuit of peace and Harmony at home so much can be achieved simply by…
2. 0:31and eventually this leads to emotional distance and sometimes even divorce but what if one person…
3. 1:01responded but the first piece of advice is to let go the second is to let…
4. 1:34work so much to do I've seen couples get into terrible conflicts over things like this…
5. 2:04priorities perhaps she prefers folding laundry overd dooing dishes but since laundry doesn't bother him and…
6. 2:36further we grow up in different homes with different habits but when each partner decides to…

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