Likutei Moharan 36:7/ליקוטי מוהר"ן ל״ו:ז׳

17. Thus, this is [the explanation of the opening verse]: {“When mrei’im (evildoers) come close to devour my flesh—it is they, my foes and my enemies, who stumble and fall.”}

2When mrei’im come close — “Two rei’in (lovers) who never part”—<i.e., Abba and Imma>, the mentalities.

3[to devour my flesh — This alludes that] their eating—as it is said, “Eat, lovers” (Song of Song 5:1) —namely, their strengthening, is “consecrated flesh” (Haggai 2:12). This is to devour my flesh, the aspect of “The ascent of Yesod <is until Abba and Imma” is the vessel> through which it is they, my foes and my enemies, who stumble and fall — They are the aspect of the seventy languages. <In other words, when this desire is broken,> all the evil desires recede on their own.