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Adam and Chava: The First Relationship

Reading Interpersonal Relationships: Part 1

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Adam and Chava: The First Relationship : Reading Interpersonal Relationships: Part 1

Four paradigms for the archetypical marital relationship are expounded from a single Torah verse.
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Topics: Bereishit, Marriage, Eve, Adam
Bereishit Marriage Eve Adam
Rabbi Asher Crispe is the Executive Director of Interinclusion.org, celebrating the convergence between contemporary arts and sciences and Torah thought. He is a world-renowned lecturer on Chassidic and Kabbalistic philosophy.
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Rivka Melbourne August 18, 2016

How does this relate to situations of abuse?I hope that people receiving abuse don't tell themselves that they have to be all for the other person and that they just have to go along with things as they are. Reply

ilana altenstadt/WN, Bavaria/Germany November 3, 2010

to and fro.... Thank you Rabbi for your great explanations in this interpersonal relationships.

I liked it very much and it does make you think over again and open your eyes for the other person in your life again. Reply

Paul J Huntsville, Alabama October 7, 2010

Kabbalistic Philosophy? Please forgive me, but what is "Kabbalistic Philosophy"? (the subject of your many excellent lectures) It seems to be an oxymoron since The Sages dispensed with philosophy, we do not speculate about states we have not attained. and once attained there is no need for it. (philosophical speculation)

Please do not misunderstand, I like Philosophy, but Kabbalah and Philosophy have never been friends.

Disclosing one concealing two... Shalom! Reply

Devora Riverdale, NY October 6, 2010

Sharing So where does my compulsion to tie my husband to a chair to listen to this fit into your schematic? JK........but truly, this was fantastic, I think I should listen to it, at least, once a month, if not more often. Reply

Natan Lodz, Poland October 5, 2010

You are young enough so you can carry the all "past" without personal experience. If one put it on your intelligence, the result is as we can receive. I'm almost your pupil. Now I'm 63 & I my life is located in Poland. Reply

marc weinstein ~ California Yuba City, CA October 4, 2010

Back to Genesis for Truth This is greatly insightful psychology; better than a therapist. Gave me a lot of insight on my life of basically being a loner and why my 8 year marriage failed.
5 Stars. Reply

goldy mila málaga lewkowicz. mammy and daddy rio de janeiro, RJ September 28, 2010

Adam and Chava It is a great film, and an excelent explanation about the relationship betwen a woman and men, an also the film explain that anyone must be alone in life. Great.... Reply

Kayo Tokyo, Japan September 27, 2010

I needed this Thank you for spotlighting this issue with Kabbalistic interpretation. I needed this kind of class. Reply

Mr. Richard Raff September 27, 2010

Adam and Chava: The First Relationship Thanking G-d for making a helper is really not enough. i thank G-d for getting me some help, period. Like the old saying goes i could use all the help i can get. For the most part being alone is not mentally healthy either. Talking to yourself just doesn't get anything resolved. Great class i need to get up and get out for some fresh air. Reply