Human beings, by their very nature, are not adequately prepared to confront the formidable resistance that life often presents. Having been designed for a life characterized by harmony and connection, we inherently lack the necessary tools to overcome such significant obstacles. As a result, we find ourselves particularly susceptible to the trials and tribulations that arise from this pervasive and systematic hostility. When confronted with adversity, individuals often descend into a deep sense of helplessness, grappling with intense frustration that stems from their inability to surmount these challenges. In response to this chaos and confusion, divine wisdom provided a framework for ethical guidance through the establishment of various laws, covenants, curses, decrees, promises, and statutes. These sacred principles not only reinforce the authority entrusted to our parents but also delineate clear boundaries for our moral decision-making. During moments when we feel a profound loss of control over our choices and actions, we often misplace our anger, directing it outward in an effort to assert our presence and regain a sense of agency in a world that appears overwhelmingly resistant to our desires and aspirations.