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Anger is a negative trait (midah ra'ah) rooted in the red bile [marah adumah], which descends from the kelipah opposite the gevuros called "shor." | '''Anger''' is a negative trait (midah ra'ah) rooted in the red bile [marah adumah], which descends from the kelipah opposite the gevuros called "shor." | ||
In Tanya, it is explained that this trait stems from the element of fire in the nefesh habehamis. Just as fire constantly strives to rise upward, anger emerges when a person feels their honor has been injured and similarly desires to rise up like fire. | In Tanya, it is explained that this trait stems from the element of fire in the nefesh habehamis. Just as fire constantly strives to rise upward, anger emerges when a person feels their honor has been injured and similarly desires to rise up like fire. | ||
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== For Further Reading == | == For Further Reading == | ||
Emunah Departed From Him, in the 'Chayei Rebbi' section of Kfar Chabad weekly 1899, page 52 | Emunah Departed From Him, in the 'Chayei Rebbi' section of Kfar Chabad weekly 1899, page 52 | ||
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