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How Small Fights Become Big Ones
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The Alshich explains that a riv is a small, contained disagreement — but when it spirals out of control, it becomes merivah. The added letters mem and hei spell mah — “What?” reminding us that at a certain point, we don’t even remember what we’re fighting about. Stop the fight before it grows. #Alshich #ParshasLechLecha #Machlokes #JewishWisdom #Chassidus #Peace #Shalom #TorahInsights #AvodasHashem #SpiritualGrowth #Judaism #Shorts
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The Alshuk explains that a riv is a
fight, a small fight, very
self-contained with a purpose, with good
reason. They were fighting about because
they're really low, taking from other
people's properties. But in Mariva is
when the Riv gets out of hand. When the
fight gets and spirals out of control,
it begins giving birth to other types of
makism, other types of fights, other
types of arguments. One small riva turns
to a much larger miva. And perhaps we
could find the re in the added letters
riv. We add in a letter mem and hey to
make it miva. The mem is ma. At a
certain point you don't know what you're
arguing about anymore. The initial riv
the initial argument had a purpose had a
reason. There are certain spars back and
forth but the moment two people start to
fight. The tension begins to grow. It
turns into miva. What are we even
fighting about? We don't even know at
that point anymore. The lesson is don't
let a small little disagreement get out
of control. Good.