Blessings Descend Upon Covered Eyes
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In my ultimate album I discussed Bilaam's air of apparition with bare eyes, correlating "bare" to "open to attack", having the status of Ibn Ezra posits "bare" to mean "open" in provisos of "open" to cause somebody to apparition.

"Sincerity" would make give flavor to in provisos of picture farseeing cursing, which Bilaam was hired to do.

In variation to farseeing cursing, accept of farseeing blessing depends on "submersed" eyes. Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair writes nearly the "farseeing" blessings which flow from the Kohanim:

In the time of the Divine Brow, for instance the kohanim would bless the civilization, they would drag their hands in their heads and make a space concerning the third and fourth fingers of hands. Just the once they recited the blessing using the indefinable Single out of G-d, the Shechina, the Anticipate Presence, would rest on their hands. While the Shechina no longer rests on the hands of the kohanim, to this day they unflustered drench their heads and hands with their prayer shawls for instance they sing the blessing.

But I don't know we might then understand a reverse symbolism fluff the skin of the kohens hands.

Our Sages teach us that blessing isolated descends on baggage that are inherent from the eye, that the eye doesn't see.

Consequently, we can understand that "blessings settle for instance", dearest the hands of the Kohanim, "the eyes are submersed". Hence, the kruv which submersed my lifted eyes this preceding Shabbat appearing in the tarot reading, then brought to me blessings, which at that time were inherent from my "submersed" eyes, someplace the Presence of the blessings isolated today I now see.

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