Parshat Balak introduces one of the Torah’s most dangerous characters, not because of his strength, but because of how he chooses to see the world.
Bilam was hired to curse the Jewish people. He had power. But where did it come from?
This parsha isn’t just about prophecy or politics. It’s about perspective.
What happens when someone sees only with a bad eye, and what can it teach us about today’s world?
From curses turned to blessings, from playground wisdom to international tension, this message hits way too close to home.
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