The teaching
Moshe was called humbler than any person alive — and he led a nation through the wilderness.
That word, anav, doesn't mean weak. It means hollow. A vessel that conducts without obstruction.
In tai chi, we call this sung. In your post stance, let the shoulders drop. Feel the skeleton settle. Force moves through softness — it shatters against stiffness.
Moshe never braced against the people's complaints. He absorbed them, rooted downward, and let guidance move through him.
That's the practice. Drop your shoulders now. Lead from what you release — not what you grip.
