Overcoming Anger: A Lesson from King Solomon (AI)

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

today there's a psychological approach that says even to Children if you're angry let it out adults hear the same advice if you're angry don't hold it in express it or you'll explode but wait if I let it all out everyone around me suffers the spouse the kids the friends when a person releases all their anger outward they hurt others anger outward they hurt others yet this psychological view argues even if others get hurt the main thing is you don't explode just let it out King Solomon offers a better solution he doesn't say your only options are to hold it in and explode or let it out and harm others he proposes a third option remove Anger from your heart don't get angry in the first place even if anger starts to build with proper reflection

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1. 0:00today there's a psychological approach that says even to Children if you're angry let it out…
2. 0:30anger outward they hurt others yet this psychological view argues even if others get hurt the…
3. 1:00proper reflection you can remove it a person who lives with faith in Divine Providence understands…
4. 1:30valuable vas fell and broke grandmothers would say one simple word kapara atonement that one word…
5. 2:00suffering better the vase than something else now if someone genuinely thinks this way will they…

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