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Rabbi Chayim Friedlander  3       רדנלדירפ םייח ברה                                                                                                          #                                                                                    280818_efi-ab - 280818_efi-ab | 3 - A | 18-08-28 | 11:06:24 | SR:-- | Black   280818_efi-
 A Peaceful Home             ךלהא םולש יכ תעדיו סרטנוק
 Chapter 2 - Lesson 3              ג רמאמ - י ֶנ ֵֶ ר ִר ִׁ

 a profound need to tell others not only her own concerns but rather    ה ַמ ל ָכּ ת ִא א ָלּ ִא , ָהי ִתּג ֲא ַדּ ת ִא ר ַר אלֹ ,םי ֶר ֵח ֲא ַל  ַעי ֶדּה ְל
 everything that concerns her, everything in her life and everything
 that  happened  to  her,  because  by  nature  she  is  outward-looking.     י ֶכּ ,הּ ָל ע ַר ֵא ִשּׁ ה ַמ ל ָכּ ת ִא ְו  ָהי ִתּי ָו ֲח ל ָכּ ת ִא ,הּ ָתּא רי ֶס ֲע ַמּ ִשּׁ
 She waits for her husband to return home so that she can unburden    ה ָתְי ַבּ ַה אּבָי הּ ָל ְע ַבּ ִֶ ה ָׁ ַצ ְמ אי ֶה .ה ָצוּח ַה תי ֵנ ְפ ֻמ אי ֶה הּ ָע ְב ֶטּ ֶמ
 herself to him everything that happened to her today, both big and
 small.  Before she married her husband she had many addresses    םי ֶלּד ְגּ ַה  ,םּיּ ַה  י ֵעוּר ֵא  ל ָכּ  ת ִא  וי ָנ ָפ ְל  ךְֹׁ ְֶ ֶל  ל ַכוּתּ ִֶ  י ֵד ְכּ
 where she could turn to pour out her heart – her mother, her sisters    ת ִא ךְֹׁ ְֶ ֶל תּבּת ְכּ ר ַׁ ְס ֶמ הּ ָל וּי ָה  ָהי ִאוּשּׂ ֶנ י ֵנ ְפ ֶל .םי ֶנּ ַט ְקּ ַה ְו
 and her friends.  But once married she sees her husband as the main
 address in her life with whom she can share her experiences.  When    אי ֶה  ָהי ִאוּשּׂ ֶנ ת ֵע ֵמ ל ָב ֲא , ָהי ִתּר ְב ַח , ָהי ִתּי ְח ַא ,הּ ָמּ ֶא - הּ ָבּ ֶל
 a husband engages his wife in conversation, from his perspective    .הּ ָל ְע ַב ְבּ -  ָהי ִתּי ָו ֲח ַבּ ר ֵלּ ַח ְת ֶה ְל תי ֶר ָקּ ֶע ָה ת ִבֹת ְכּ ַה ת ִא ה ָאּר
 that conversation has two components; to talk to her, and to listen    ךְי ֶר ָצ ל ַע ַבּ ַה . ַעֹמ ְֶ ֶל ְו  ַעי ֶמ ְֶ ַה ְל ,י ֶר ְט ֶס וּדּ אוּה "ה ָחיֹ ֶש יוּבּ ֶר"
 patiently to her.  The husband must listen more than be heard, and
 he must listen with concern and be attentive to her words.  In many    תוּנְי ְנ ַע ְת ֶה ְבּ תּי ְה ֶל ה ָכי ֶר ְצ ּת ָעי ֶמ ְֶ . ַעי ֶמ ְֶ ַה ְלּ ֶמ ר ֵתּי  ַעֹמ ְֶ ֶל
 circumstances her husband is very diligent in his studies and wants    לֹכ ֱא ִל ר ֵה ַמ ֶי ֶח ה ִצּר ְו ,די ֶמ ְת ַמ אוּה הּ ָל ְע ַבּ ִֶ פ ֵכ ָתֶּי . ָהי ִר ָב ְד ֶל
 to finish his meal quickly and rest briefly before returning to his
 second seder in Beit Midrash, or before his learning-partner arrives    ל ִֶ דוּמּ ֶלּ ַל ּתּ ְכ ִל י ֵנ ְפ ֶל  ַחוּנ ָל ת ָצ ְר ם ַגּ ה ִצּר ְו ,ה ָחוּר ֲא ָה ת ִא
 for their nighttime study-session.  If the wife sees that what she is    ה ָאּר ה ָשּׁ ֶא ָה ם ֶא .ב ִר ִע ָבּ א ָתוּר ְב ַח ַה אּבּ י ֵנ ְפ ֶל ּא י ֶנ ֵֶ ר ִד ֵס
 saying to him is burdening him, her conversation is silenced and
 she will be disappointed  and cheapened  because  her husband is    אי ֶה ְו  , ָהי ִר ָב ְדּ  תּמ ְתּ ַתּ ְס ֶמ  -  ּרוּב ֲע ַבּ  ח ַרֹט ְל  ם ֵה   ָהי ִר ָב ְדּ ִֶ
 uninterested in her.  Therefore, he has to devote attention to her    ךְי ֶר ָצ פ ֵכ ָל .הּ ָבּ פֵי ְנ ַע ְת ֶמ הּ ָל ְע ַבּ פי ֵא ִֶ ל ַע ת ִל ִׁ ְֶ ֻמוּ ת ִב ִז ְכ ֻא ְמ
 by engaging her in conversation, and in a pleasant, enjoyable way
 giving her an opportunity to express herself.  This can be done when    ת ִא הּ ָל ת ֵת ָל ְו ,ה ָחיֹ ֶש יוּבּ ֶר י ֵדְי ל ַע ב ֵל ת ַמוֹּש ְתּ הּ ָל ֶי ֶדּ ְר ַה ְל
 they are eating a meal together, when his wife is also not under any    ךְ ִֶ ִמ ְבּ י ֶר ֶָ ְפ ִא ר ָב ָדּ ַה .ה ָחּני ֶנ ה ָרוּצ ְבּ תוּר ְבּ ַדּ ֶה ְל תוּר ֶָ ְפ ִא ָה
 pressure, or at some other time during the course of the day or in the
 evening.  A little later on in this essay with Hashem’s help we will    ה ָע ֶָ ְבּ ּא ,ץ ַח ַל ְבּ הּ ָני ֵא ה ָשּׁ ֶא ָה ם ַגּ ִֶ פ ַמ ְז ֶבּ ת ִפ ִתּ ֶֻ ְמ ה ָחוּר ֲא
 speak about the nature of her wanting to be informed and her desire    ת ַנוּכ ְתּ ל ַע ה״יא ר ֵבּ ַד ְנ פ ָלּ ַה ְל .ב ִר ִע ָה אוּה םּיּ ַה ךְ ִֶ ִמ ְבּ ת ִר ִח ַא
 to go out of the house.
                                 .תוּנ ָא ְצַיּ ַה ְו תוּנ ָתְיּ ַצּ ַה


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