Likutei Moharan 22:14/ליקוטי מוהר"ן כ״ב:י״ד

114. And holy boldness corresponds to [the month of] Tishrei, which is why it is called “the month of the firm” (1 Kings 8:2), indicating firmness and boldness. <Therefore, those who fear God> cry out [with their] voices and the sound of the shofar, for the sounds all correspond to boldness, as mentioned.

2And therefore, the two seals are then sealed and rectified: chotem b’tokh chotem (a seal within a seal). This is because through holy boldness one merits to faith, which is the seal of the hands. And, as a result, one merits receiving reproof from those who rebuke the generation, this being the seal of the feet. This is the concept of the two seals: a seal within a seal, as explained.

3And this is Tishrei, which is numerically equivalent to twice chotem with [two more added for] the two words. Thus the month of Tishrei <is a> joyous time for the Jewish people. This is because boldness comes through joy, “For the delight in God is your boldness”; and this verse is said of Rosh HaShanah.

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