A new marriage course will begin today with Rabbi Manis Friedman.
Rabbi Zalman Friedman, organizer of the course, reports a tremendous response. “Many women have already signed up and we anticipate many more in the coming days leading up to the start of the course on Thursday Iy”h,” said Friedman.
While many are thrilled about finally having a course that will bring this sensitive topic to light with the views of Chassidus, there seems to be a common mistake about the standard Rabbi Friedman is introducing.
We have been hearing people (young and older) voice their concerns that “the standard Rabbi Friedman discusses is an ideal of the past.”
Rabbi Friedman appreciates the feedback. He says, “Honest feedback keeps you in touch with where people stand.”
In the recent marriage course for men, Rabbi Friedman responded to this misundestanding and shares his passionate belief for taking the high road that he does.
Click here to sign up for the Marriage Course for Kallahs and married women.
Click here for the short audio clip where Rabbi Friedman clarifies why he says the things he does.
This is an opportunity to transform your entire life and put your marriage on the pedestal it was meant to be. Is there ANY EXPENSE more impt than building a healthy foundation for a happy, fulfilled life, marriage? Get the money and run….grab this amazing chance to make it real!
I cannot believe our good fortune that 11213.org affords. Hours and hours of clear, practical applications of Chassidus, as well as…………forget it, it doesn’t matter. I am saddened that we no longer recognize clear and pure truth (and I speak of people in my own life who used to recognize good from bad, and no longer do.) He is speaking true goodness, he is trying to take us higher. Let him uplift us.
How do you propose rabbi manis make a living? As you can see from col alone, he’s spending a tin of time teaching anash these days. Should he not be paid properly for his time and effort? But, I understand that it may be money that you don’t have. So here’s what I think. If you’re not spending money on anything but real necessities and you honestly can’t pay the fee for this course and you really want to participate, then send the rabbis office a private email. But don’t come on here and complain that IT is too expensive.… Read more »
Being on Shlichus and being privy to different non yet frum or semi frum couples, it is very clear that the farther you go from yiddishkeit and eidelkeit takes away from your marriage and usually ends up in divorce
thanks for sharing this.
However, unfortunately not everyone can afford to go to the country, or go to the out of town wedding or buy new things for their family and we have to do without because we don’t have the money for these things! Does that mean that our marriages can’t be made better? Do we have to suffer on every part of life? Yes, it hurts! The Aibishter gives us all money – some He gives more to and some He gives less to. The ones that get less would also like to benefit from this course 🙁
Rabbi Friedman is so down to earth, so well spoken and grounded. At the same time, he doesn’t water down yidishkait and chasidiskait! he brings out the beauty of al the details and minhogim in intimacy – how its all there to enrich our relationships spiritually and emotionally.
Wow! Such srong and encouraging words!
We pay more than that for a trip to the country, to travel to a wedding out of town, to buy a new hat for our husbands. It hurts, it’s tough, but there are things in our life that are worth it. This is one of them. I’m in!
Would love to join. Such important information… But way too expensive 🙁
Any way to purchase a recording for cheaper?
sounds like what the rebbe would say… Rabbi Friedman thinks like a yid- like a chosid!
Rabbi Friedman is saying exactly what we feel.
We want what is ideal, not watered down yiddishkeit.
I love every one of rabbi friedmans courses! I would pay top dollar for a lifetime membership!
Naysayers. Go away. I’m signed up and appreciate it a lot. Folks.
evrr since Bais Chanah my life is changed for the better. Koal hakovoad