Why Anger is Equal to Worshiping Idols - Rabbi Yitzchak Yisraeli

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If a person is getting angry, he's as he's worshipping idols. What's the connection between worshipping idols and getting angry? And this all explains what happens to the person who's getting angry. When a person is getting angry, you know what happens? The neshama cannot stay with him. The neshama must leave. The neshama is so holy, cannot stand anger. The neshama of a Jewish person cannot stand anger. When a person is getting angry, his

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1. 0:00If a person is getting angry, he's as he's worshipping idols. What's the connection between worshipping…
2. 0:31neshama leaves him. Now, if the neshama leaves, how is going to survive? How is going…
3. 1:03That kind. The kind of idol that a person got angry and his neshama left and…

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