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While it's not uncommon for couples to have disagreements and even fight sometimes, how should one deal with the situation? Instead of pointing fingers at the other side and complaining, let's look in the mirror first and fix ourselves. It takes two parties to fight, and people will change once we set aside our egos and strive for peace.

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The holy day of Shabbat is meant to be a source of blessing and tranquility for every Jewish home, yet there is a hidden spiritual battle that intensifies just as the sun begins to set. Rabbi Lev Leib Lerner shares a powerful warning from the holy Tzadik Rav Chaim Palachi in the book Kaf HaChaim, citing the Hida, regarding the immense danger of Erev Shabbat. While families are rushing to complete their preparations, the Yetzer Hara is working overtime to instigate strife and heated arguments between husband and wife.

This is not merely a matter of domestic harmony; the consequences are far reaching and severe. According to these sacred sources, any home that experiences fighting on Friday afternoon or during Shabbat is facing a spiritual vulnerability that can lead to misfortune in the coming week. Rav Chaim Palachi reveals a chilling guarantee about the connection between peace in the home and the protection of the family.

Rabbi Lerner recounts a gripping story from the life of Rav Palachi himself, who once overheard a neighbor in such a state of rage that the man later admitted he was driven to the brink of violence. By simply entering the home and sitting at the table, the Tzadik managed to shift the entire energy of the household. But what happens when the soup is too salty or the children are acting up? Why does the Torah emphasize the role of the husband in subduing his anger during these critical moments? Discover the spiritual tools necessary to overcome the Yetzer Hara and learn why being a complainer might be the very thing blocking your family from receiving the ultimate Beracha of the holy Shabbat. Turn your Friday afternoon from a time of tension into a vessel for holiness.