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How Can My Marriage Get Better if My Husband Isn’t Willing to Work at It?

Here’s why women are the “akeres habayis” and how we hold the power to influence our husband and home.

For more tools, you can join the next Go4Harmony Teleconference for free tomorrow night, Tuesday, December 26. (Missed the class? You can still hear the recording. Access information is below.) In the modern world today, men and women are given equal opportunity.  Acknowledging the differences between men and women, husband and wife, is sometimes called racism, however there are real differences both in their physical and emotional makeup.

Men are not bigger women. Men, as a whole, are less in touch with emotions, and often have less capacity to give and receive emotion. In a relationship, relating to your husband as a woman or a girlfriend doesn’t work well. In order to create a strong bond between husband and wife with a lot of respect and love, this has to be acknowledged. Today husbands are often looked at as disordered or unhealthy because of their lack of emotional intelligence. The more masculine and intellectual a man is, the more it is possible that emotional intelligence will not be his strength. Of course there are exceptions to every stereotype.  

We are the keepers of relationships. We have the keys, the wisdom and understanding, to unlock the love and unity in relationship .

According to the Torah, females were given the gift of emotional intelligence . Chazal say “isha makeres baorchim,” “women know the ways of people,” and that “chachmas nashim bansa baysa,” it’s the wisdom of the women that builds her home.  We are the keepers of relationships. We have the keys, the wisdom and understanding, to unlock the love and unity in relationship . We are tasked with the job of building relationships, we are the stability of our homes, the akeres habayis.

Rabbeinu Yonah recognizes this and says that it is the women’s responsibility to make sure that there is love and peace between her and her husband…because as the sages say, children of strife are rebels and transgressors (loosely paraphrased).

The Midrash in Parashas Shmos tells about how Pharoah understood that men are ill-suited for the jobs that women do and demoralized the men of klal Yisroel by making them do women jobs. So, clearly, expecting the same of your husband as you expect of yourself while juggling family responsibilities doesn’t work.

Most women thrive on the connections experienced by talking and spending quality undistracted time with their spouses. Men may not need that. They feel connected when they are served a hot supper, when they get home and are greeted with a smile by the door, and when they have physical intimacy. So clearly, men and women have very different ways of connecting. Knowing this can save a women a lot of pain if she were to see her husband as a man and not relate to him as a women. Expecting your husband to be like you is a recipe for relationship disaster.

We women are entrusted with the precious jobs of creating a happy homes, happy children, and happy husbands, and of course our happiness is a priority too. The knowledge of how to bring out your husband’s best has been lost. Our grandmothers knew it intuitively. Today we need more guidance.

The Go4Harmony teleconference will give you the tools  and empower you to restore and enhance the love and respect in your relationship.

The quality of marriage is made up of many different little interactions.  We all experience pain in relationship. Pain is the biggest impetus for growth. With the right tools, it’s amazing how you can create connection in most of your interactions. Today parenting courses are vogue. Everyone recognizes that being more skilled and knowledgeable provides for stronger parent-child relationships. In marriage, there is also a winning recipe that creates a strong and beautiful bond between a husband and wife.

The Go4Harmony Teleconference will help you create harmony within yourself and in your home. Many women commonly ask me, “How does your marriage improve if he isn’t involved?”  The teleconference will  help YOU  become more aware of what you want in your relationship, will guide you in changing your thoughts, which in turn changes your feelings, which changes the way you respond. The way you respond is powerful. It will help you get more of what you want in your relationship.

One of the most amazing features about the teleconference is having the option of joining the Go4Harmony chat/group text completely anonymously.  You can join an amazing  group of women who are  part  of the teleconference, learn  from their struggles and successes, while basking in the  support as you try to implement what you are learning in your relationship.

The first free live class of the Go4Harmony Teleconference IH will take place  Tuesday December 26, at 9:30pm.

Missed the class? You can still hear the recording!
Call: 712 451-0392
Access code: 166246
(You’ll be instructed to press the # key to listen to the most recent recording)

I look forward to having you join!
Chaya Juravel

For more information call/ text: 2166358421

Email: go4harmony@gmail.com

This post is sponsored by Go4Harmony.

See more from Chaya Juravel here.

Chaya Juravel

Chaya always wanted to have a very satisfying marriage with a strong emotional connection. Her aspirations led her to become a relationship coach. She has now developed her own unique approach based on her 10 years of experience helping couples achieve personal and marital happiness.The Go4Harmony approach combines Torah wisdom, psychology and Chaya’s experience of what works, to effectively navigate marital, emotional health and parenting challenges. The Go4Harmony marriage teleconference teaches women how to develop a secure attachment style. The Go4harmony parenting Teleconference helps parents create positive relationship experiences for your children. With the support of the Go4harmony chat a wonderful group of women who are on the journey along with you, women become happier healthier people. May this year be one of satisfying and happy relationships for all of klal yisroel. The next Marriage Go4Harmony Teleconference begins October 12th. To listen to free classes text the word Go4harmony to (877) 660-4066. For more information call the Go4harmony hotline at 646-787-1900 or email Go4Harmony@gmail.com.

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