Tanya - regular year - Rabbi Chaim Wolosow
Oct 12, 2026 · 13 min · 6 segments
This shiur explains the Alter Rebbe's teaching that anger over worldly matters is akin to idol worship, while one who is disturbed during prayer should see it as a call to pray with deeper…
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And over there we said about this, I mean the Perek in N'chof Hey, he asked the beginning of the Perek, he said, why do you get angry? in the beginning of Perek Hofei.
So, one can think, Okay, so if a Goy is interrupting the davening, and you believe that everything that happens is the Ebishter, so the Ebishter wants him to interrupt your davening.
So why should you get in chaos? Why should you stop him? Why should you push him away? You should, okay, accept it.
Just like the person who curses you, Chazashom, like Dov and Amalek, he said, Hashem told him to curse, so he accepted it.
But Dalton Rebbe says, when you have to accept it, that's just in matters of the world.
Because that's actually a mission, it's a message from David, not to go follow it.
When it comes in worldly matters and other things, Then the Ibisht is not trying to get you strong enough.
And over there we said about this, I mean the Perek in N'chof Hey, he asked the beginning of the Perek, he said, why do you get angry? in the beginning of Perek Hofei.
So, one can think, Okay, so if a Goy is interrupting the davening, and you believe that everything that happens is the Ebishter, so the Ebishter wants him to interrupt your davening.
So why should you get in chaos? Why should you stop him? Why should you push him away? You should, okay, accept it.
Just like the person who curses you, Chazashom, like Dov and Amalek, he said, Hashem told him to curse, so he accepted it.
But Dalton Rebbe says, when you have to accept it, that's just in matters of the world.
Because that's actually a mission, it's a message from David, not to go follow it.
When it comes in worldly matters and other things, Then the Ibisht is not trying to get you strong enough.
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