Anger 4

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Avi Wiesenfeld’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

okay we're finishing off our series on c um I want to just mention a couple of different ideas just to finish off in the Torah tells us so the says a very interesting thing the the explains that the wanted to really teach us how to work on anger and patience which obviously goes handin hand um and how a person should learn to hand um and how a person should learn to work on patience in place of anger in the par and he says like this the explains that even though the mitam already deserved to die after treating the rabon's children so harshly nonetheless the Ron withheld his anger K and instead of Killing Them first killed their animals before he killed them and the med explains that what the raon was trying to teach was as follows thaton was saying learn from me don't act out of anger when something upsets you be in of anger when something upsets you be in control of your emotions be in control of your anger and don't let your anger be in control of you and that is a very important thing that we've been mentioning in the last few days that we've been talking about of course the highest level is never to get angry right never to be upset by what someone does for you and we said already yesterday one of the tips for that is to realize who's running the world who are you we spoke about the three lines that the king wrote and when a person realizes that everything is done by the it makes a very very big difference

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1. 0:00okay we're finishing off our series on c um I want to just mention a couple…
2. 1:03of anger when something upsets you be in control of your emotions be in control of…
3. 2:04upset otherwise apart from that there is nothing really in this world of something that should…
4. 3:04the Torah that talk about the Mish and this idea is an incredible idea maybe we'll…
5. 4:36the orur represented that was the gold represents something solid something solid that doesn't change what's…
6. 5:37everything else so then the second layer the wood can rot gold doesn't rot wood rots…
7. 6:37shell and like okay look here now you can get out now and it wasn't coming…
8. 8:11that that is anger that is pure anger anger caused lives to be lost there are…
9. 9:13bigger picture we look at why we get angry and we learn to calm ourselves down…
10. 10:14says that means that when a person wants to get to a certain place he wants…

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