Inside or out? Do my priorities lie with my family or other obligations? I am more chassidish than my husband. Now what?
The Beis Medrash Women’s Circle invites you to a fascinating evening exploring these issues, and more, with Mrs. Rivky Brikman, Shlucha in Seagate, New York, who combines Chassidic thought with her own life experiences, enabling her to fully connect with her audiences.
Learn how to balance on the tightrope we call life particularly as it relates to our most important creation, our homes.
The Women’s Circle’s fifth annual shalom bayis symposium will include your questions. If you have something on your mind, please email [email protected] to have your question included.
Come on over for some summer relaxation and growth of your own. You won’t regret it.
This Wednesday, 6 Av – August 10, 2016, at 8:00 p.m. at 667 Crown St. $8 admission
For more information, email [email protected] or call Chanel at 718.778.6712
I heard they had to move out of 580, how are they still managing? These women seem to do amazing work, may they have hatzlacha! Thanks for posting!
to those who can’t be there
But he has no practical sense and the house would not function without me. So I guess are a match after all…
You said it yourself…: it’s your connection to the Rebbe, yiddishkeit, and mentchlichkeit…’ So obviously, your connection does translate into your daily actions in how you lead your life. Like if one spouse says no TV, Rebbe was against it and the other says , who cares I’m want one anyway… .there are millions of examples you can give where one spouse cares and strives to do what the Rebbe wants in regards to every single area in life whilst the other may totally not care and just does whatever they want….which could create sholom bayis issues especially as children… Read more »
How do we find out if there is a recording?
we love each other , & i’m not his ” mashgiach” but when he asks for things ..that the rebbe wouldnt approve of i need to gently remind him ” we are chassidim”
and an aveira can’t be done to preserve a mitzvah, either.
The word ‘chassidish’ is a mostly misused word. Chassidish according to one person/rabbi/teacher/principal/rosh-yeshiva/head-counselor ‘chassidish’ means you go to the mikvah each day and your tzitzis is untucked. While to another yid you are extra-chassidish because you are a yiras shamayim, keep strict kosher, follow the ways of the Rebbe, study your shiurim plus extra chassidus all day long. “I am more chassidish than my spouse”… What does that even mean? You daven all day instead of taking care of your kids and your husband (and kids) get upset? You always run to 770? Are you kidding me? That question is… Read more »
Is there a way this can be recorded or we can call in for those out of town
A mitzvah can’t be done through an averah (IE upsetting my spouse and putting Shalom Bayis at risk)