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Rabbi Moshe Haber Iggeret Ramban:Anger, Humility, and Personal Control 11.2.25
Anger, Humility, and Personal Control
The source, an excerpt from a talk by Rabbi Moshe Haber about the Iggeret Ramban, focuses on the interconnectedness of controlling anger and developing humility. The rabbi explains that actively avoiding anger, which often stems from a feeling of being disrespected or a sense of arrogance believing one "deserves" better treatment, leads directly to the positive trait of humility. He distinguishes between appropriate managerial action, such as firing an employee, and acting out of fury or rage, arguing that humility is the number one virtue because it…
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