Rabbi Moshe Haber Orchot Yashar: Letting Go of Anger 6.14.26

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/c16f1dsiurv98udu737iq/Guide_to_Overcoming_Anger.png?rlkey=dfq3nwhm4a65yzo2d8ikj2fnf&dl=0Mastering the Mechanism of Anger and DisciplineJun 14, 2026The provided text focuses on the spiritual and psychological necessity of overcoming anger by adopting a systematic approach to self-control. It suggests that while many people find valid excuses to be upset, a truly refined individual should strive for the polar opposite of an angry temperament to become more likable and effective. The speaker emphasizes that internal emotional reactions must be separated from principled disapproval or necessary parental discipline, which should be handled with a calm mind rather than personal offense. By replacing volatility with a steady, mature perspective, a person can lead others without creating a tense environment that eventually alienates them. Ultimately, the source argues that anger is a flaw to be actively rewired through a pause or plan, ensuring that one's behavior is driven by intellect and divine awareness rather than raw emotion.https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/ozfwtpedz6qrr4rlbmsr2/The_Easygoing_Circuit.pdf?rlkey=dncbhh75hbelj5uwmyst6pe8x&dl=0