How do you repair broken family relationships?

What does the Torah teach about healing after the Golden Calf?

In this episode of the Grand Plan Podcast: Connecting Jewish Grandparents, Sharona explores Parashat Ki Tisa, the sin of the Golden Calf, and the 13 Attributes of Divine Compassion (Yud-Gimel Middot) as a powerful, practical framework for relationship repair, emotional safety, and rebuilding trust across generations.

Discover a Jewish, Torah-based model for: repairing family rupture navigating difficult relationships with adult children strengthening the grandparent–grandchild connection slowing down anger and responding with compassion creating safe, loving spaces for honest accountability modeling resilience and healing as your greatest legacy.

Sharona breaks the 13 Middot into five actionable steps for repairing relationships: Seeing your loved ones as they truly are

Leading with compassion and emotional safety

Becoming slow to anger

Focusing on the relationship, not the disappointment

Holding accountability without rejection

4This episode is for Jewish grandparents, parents, and anyone seeking intergenerational connection, Jewish wisdom for family life, and practical tools for healing after conflict.

✨ Your greatest inheritance is not objects or traditions. It is teaching the next generation how love survives rupture.

Next Steps

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📌 Stay tuned for the upcoming Grand Plan group course on family repair and legacy building.