You are both wrong. Bilam was referring to the blind one of the pair of ex-malochim who both said ma enoish ki sizkerenu so they were punished with banishment from Shomayim to the Himalayas, transformation into sheidim & being chained to the tehoim. During this process, one of them continued being chutzpadik so he got slapped down & blinded. His buddy sits on top of him with his vision intact. Bilam refers to him too as the gluy einayim. They are the rebbes of the only real kishif. Anyone who goes to learn it from them like Bilam did, while referencing the harei kedem in the parsha, are only taught al tnei that they must be koifer baIkker first and make them into their avoida zura
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Bil'am was the one who was blind in one eye.
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You are both wrong. Bilam was referring to the blind one of the pair of ex-malochim who both said ma enoish ki sizkerenu so they were punished with banishment from Shomayim to the Himalayas, transformation into sheidim & being chained to the tehoim. During this process, one of them continued being chutzpadik so he got slapped down & blinded. His buddy sits on top of him with his vision intact. Bilam refers to him too as the gluy einayim. They are the rebbes of the only real kishif. Anyone who goes to learn it from them like Bilam did, while referencing the harei kedem in the parsha, are only taught al tnei that they must be koifer baIkker first and make them into their avoida zura
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