Likutei Moharan 251:2/ליקוטי מוהר"ן רנ״א:ב׳

12. Know, too, that a man of truth—this is someone who is as impeccable and meticulous in observing the commandments [in private], between himself and his Maker, as he is when observing the mitzvah in the presence of human beings; for this is the aspect of truth, in that everything is one for him, whether he does the mitzvah before God or he does it in the presence of human beings—this man of truth is able to draw all the charities to himself. This is because the aforementioned charity performed by [the wicked] remains far from them and is not with them. For it is charity’s nature to draw itself to truth, and since they are far from truth, the charity is far from them. Yet, this man of truth draws all the charities to himself, for charity is drawn only to the truth.

2This is the aspect of “and charity will stay far away, for truth has stumbled in the street” (Isaiah 59:14). That is, the reason charity stays far away is because truth has stumbled in the street. Since there is no truth, charity is therefore far away from them, as explained above.

3And this is as it is written (Deuteronomy 6:25), “It will be our charity when we safeguard and observe this entire mitzvah before God our Lord, as He has commanded us”—i.e., when we possess the aspect of truth. For safeguarding and observing all the commandments before God alone, in every detail, just as one does in the presence of human beings—this is the aspect of truth, as explained above.

4This is: when we safeguard and observe this entire mitzvah before God our Lord, as He has commanded us…—Specifically “before God our Lord”—i.e., we are careful to observe all the commandments that are solely before God, between ourselves and our Maker, with all the details and particulars.

5And this is: as He has commanded us—That is, with all the details, as God has commanded us—i.e., the aforementioned aspect of truth. That also when a person observes the mitzvah solely before God, he is meticulous about all the details, etc., as explained above.

6And then: It will be our charity—Specifically “our”—i.e., we draw all the charities to ourselves, for it is charity’s nature to draw [itself] to truth, as explained above.

7Thus it is that when the man of truth draws the charities to himself, [the wicked] then lack charity’s power and their thoughts are unable to prevail, as explained above.