ואיזה? זה בלעם בן בעור
ספרי דברים ל״ד:י
Mori V'Rabi Harav Hagaon Reb Shloima Miller Shlita quoted the Zohar Chadash, which states:
“Before a person is born, Hashem decrees upon him whether he will be a navi (prophet), a chacham (wise man), a baal Mikra u’Mishnah (master of Scripture and Mishnah), or one who possesses Ruach HaKodesh, etc.”
However, whether he will be a tzaddik or a rasha is not decreed — that is left to free will (bechirah).
Reb Shloima Miller pointed out that from here we see a powerful idea: a person can potentially possess Ruach HaKodesh and yet still be a rasha.
In other words, one may encounter individuals who appear to have spiritual insight or even so-called mystical or psychic abilities, yet this does not automatically define them as a tzaddik — and in some cases, they may not even be righteous.
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