Do you want successful and emotionally healthy children? Do you want closeness with your spouse and a tranquil home? Roll up your sleeves and read Rabbi Arush's wise advise...
Who doesn’t get angry occasionally? It’s a normal human emotion, right? The Kalever Rebbe describes the far-reaching, devastating effects of anger upon our children.
A reader asks - how does Hashem determine who is happily married to their real soulmate, and who suffers with a miserable spouse? And what can you do to get the former and not the latter?
This incredible story proves the power of Rabbi Arush’s teachings on marital peace – and also, the power of a pidyon with Rabbi Arush!
From the first generation to this one, the classic role of a woman is to command her family. She sets the spiritual tone of the home...
Her husband is constantly going on business trips and not rushing home. When he is home, he just yells at her and the kids they don’t appreciate him enough…
Most men are stingy – not necessarily with money, but with words – which is WORSE. A lot of women fall into this category too. It’s the worst form of theft there is…
She needs you - to listen to her, to care about her. Through this, you receive great abundance! Rabbi Shalom Arush reveals to us the secret of livelihood.
Within four days, three different women told me they were getting divorced. The crazy thing is that they all had similar reasons…
Pop quiz! A question every BT has at some point - how do you uphold the Torah when dealing with someone important who wants you to break it, and still have peace?
Everyone should honor each other, and every home should be like a palace, where everyone is treated like royalty!
Marriage isn’t always a bed of roses. You have to know when to find and speak about the good – and when to shut up and stay quiet.
Working from home has many challenges. I’ve made all the mistakes, so now I can share my tips and tricks with you!
Did you know that marriage counseling, as helpful as it seems, isn’t the best way to fix your marriage? It's liable to do more harm than good…
There are so many factors that Hashem takes into consideration when pairing up soulmates in marriage, more than we can even begin to understand. But, He doesn’t make mistakes…
Racheli brings us a beautiful and humorous parable about the soul, the most neglected part of our lives. They’re the ones we think of least and care for the least...
"He’s constantly criticizing me, putting me down, making fun of me or just ignoring me. As soon as he gets home he’s on his phone checking his emails, answering me with grunts…"
They suddenly find themselves in their mid-30’s, single, and desperate to marry and start a family before it’s too late. And many times, unfortunately, it is too late…