The Eternal Bond: How to Maintain Strong Family Relationships - Rabbi Yirmiyahu Abramov

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Title for this evening talk is the eternal bond. Right? And here there here there it is. Eternal bond is one of the books the swarim that we were privileged to write myself and my wife. Um and uh this particular book um which is per guidelines for married children's relationships with their parents. But the title that we myself [clears throat] and Mike decided on was the eternal bond. How to effectively maintain good family relationships. That's the official title. So I just want to remind myself so I'll stick to the point. Don't get off track. Um, so we're talking about human relationships. Um, human relationships from a Torah perspective is very different. In fact, in really to understand human relationships, we have to go into the cabala. Yeah. We got to go dig deep the real secrets of terra because that's what human relationship are about. We're not bodies. We are namas. And there is a um in the zor kadosh the holy zor which encompasses all the secret the deeper secrets of tra so there's a whole discussion about what is the essence of relationships to understand that we have to understand what's an ashama an a human soul completely unique and [clears throat] what's the Jewishness the Jewish nish. So tell us it's written in the there five parts to the n two of them are completely out of our reach. We don't even understand. We can't even begin. The Talmud says late. We don't understand them at all. But what we can relate to is there's a

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