Parashat Matot - How can one control anger? - Rabbi Alon Anava

[@cesarioserrato5306]

great teaching see you in denver

[@michaelwasher7058]

Thank you so much Rabbi for your incredibly lucid and scholarly and consistent teachings. I cannot believe that our King has people like you on the planet! Baruch ha Shem.

[@annamariasoprano7212]

Awesome. So, so true. Thank you Rabbi Anava!!! Baruch Hashem

[@Leah-sb5tw]

Beautiful message. Israel lives forever… as the universe Shalom and blessings to Rabbi Anava and family.😇🍯🐝🍾🍷

[@jilllyons9325]

Excellent teaching!! Thanks! Baruch HaShem

[@sharonfahey5374]

Hashem's timing is perfect.

[@michelemetcalfepenny4891]

This is very helpful for me during this time. Thank you.

[@popsxbox]

As usual, another much needed teaching. Thank you again Alon. Torah is beautiful and so heart warming.

[@lanaryback598]

I think the translation for that word would be genuine happiness for the other person. Authentically genuine

[@judith-josefinamartin5706]

Unfortunately,untill now,I lost my temper several times and I felt so sorry after that,but I'll try from now on,to follow your advice,and be ezrat HASHEM I'll be able to control myself...thank you so much for this shiur, because now I know what will happen if I don't change my behavior...I just pray to HASHEM,and hope that's not too late for me......😪😪😪

[@io7161]

May Hashem Bless you and allow you to achieve your goal of getting better in controlling your temper

[@MarRojas55]

Todah rabah

[@michellepriel595]

Great class, May we all control our anger!

[@bookmouse770]

Thank you Rabbi, I have subscribed. Kol tuv.

[@davidmessulam]

Excellent.

[@lisad8263]

amazing shiur

[@rachellaureno8444]

This revenge story of Moses & Midian is fascinating.

[@bernardovid2855]

G-d is slow to anger and rich in love. On a lighter note, in Shtisel father and son talk about Nachman and there being no dispair.

[@rosepearl7092]

Thank you for your lectures. They are inspiring and illuminating. May I respectfully submit: the word "LeFargen", פארגנטער, is not Hebrew, it is Yiddish. I am not aware of a true Hebrew translation for it. In English the word is to congratulate. It sounds unsatisfactory because of the perfunctory way in which the word is often used today. However to congratulate means to rejoice in, that is, to express joy in, the achievement of another. Other words that could be used would be to commend, to laud, to extol (fairly outdated) or to praise. All come close, but none of these really express joy. Hope that helps!

[@dianefaust6218]

Good teaching, may I put this into practice. I get angry often but usually , thankfully, I am alone.

[@serah5023]

לפרגן to be vicariously happy. Vicarious. Vicarious is when a person lives through someone else’s experience in their imagination.

[@GuardianesdelaTierra13]

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[@jorgegarza3686]

Psalm 37:8

[@יוסףסידיס]

שלום מה עם שיעורים בעברית אני ישמח מאוד לשיעורים בעברית

[@thisthatandthose]

I think Bqlak was intimidated by the size of Hashems people. He was afraid they would take over the area. He had Balaam look at their size more than once from different angles of the land to make him visually see the size of the tribes. And I'm pretty sure jealousy played a part? But mostly he felt threatened and wanted to eliminate what he considered an enemy of his kingdom. Someone he was afraid would take over.

[@ManofAction43]

Man , I wish i could be just a bit dumber :D I feel that I would never feel anger.

[@Mandude32]

49:00

[@hithere7282]

Hazard baruch.