Mussar Study · Ways of the Righteous · Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe
Oct 13, 2026 · 11 min · 6 segments
Can arrogance truly ruin your life? This episode unpacks the ancient wisdom of Orchos Tzadikim, Proverbs, and the Talmud to reveal how even the slightest trace of haughtiness is considered an…
"Ba'alei ga'avah metoavim be'einei Hashem" the haughty are despised by the Almighty.
"Sheh-ne-emar toavah Hashem kol g'valev" as we say in Proverbs, the abomination of Hashem are all who are haughty of heart.
"Vehu nimtser beyad yetzero" someone who's haughty is sort of is, is completely in the hands of his yetser, of his evil inclination.
"Va'afilu lo nisgael sh'ma adam" even though he wasn't arrogant over somebody else.
"Ach be'libo levado misga" but just in his heart, he feels like, "I'm so much greater than they are." "Nikra toeivah" even if someone does that in such a way their arrogance is even not spoken or acted upon, it's still considered an abomination before Hashem.
Why? Because the verse states, "Sheh-ne-emar toavah Hashem kol g'valev" it is repulsed by the Almighty when someone is arrogant.
"Ba'alei ga'avah metoavim be'einei Hashem" the haughty are despised by the Almighty.
"Sheh-ne-emar toavah Hashem kol g'valev" as we say in Proverbs, the abomination of Hashem are all who are haughty of heart.
"Vehu nimtser beyad yetzero" someone who's haughty is sort of is, is completely in the hands of his yetser, of his evil inclination.
"Va'afilu lo nisgael sh'ma adam" even though he wasn't arrogant over somebody else.
"Ach be'libo levado misga" but just in his heart, he feels like, "I'm so much greater than they are." "Nikra toeivah" even if someone does that in such a way their arrogance is even not spoken or acted upon, it's still considered an abomination before Hashem.
Why? Because the verse states, "Sheh-ne-emar toavah Hashem kol g'valev" it is repulsed by the Almighty when someone is arrogant.
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