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Rabbi Moshe Haber Iggeret Ramban:Anger, Humility, and Divine Providence 10.26.25
Ramban's Letter: Anger, Humility, and Divine Providence
The source analyzes a letter written by Ramban to his son, which emphasizes the necessity of speaking with a soft tone to avoid anger, a destructive trait that can lead to severe spiritual consequences. Anger is compared to being intoxicated or driving a car without brakes, representing a loss of self-control that can lead to sin, or "serving idols." The speaker advises that to combat anger triggers, one must first pause and then recognize that all life challenges and provoking situations, including people who trigger anger, are sent by…
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