Likutei Moharan 56:6/ליקוטי מוהר"ן נ״ו:ו׳

16. Now, the greater the daat, the easier it is to earn a living. This is because effortless livelihood is dependent upon daat, as it is written (Numbers 11:8), “The people ShaTu (strolled about) and gathered it”—with ShTuta (foolishness) (Zohar II, 62b). For the more one is lacking in daat, the more he is harried and burdened in search of livelihood.

2In addition, the greater the daat, the greater the peace. This is because peace is dependent upon daat, as it is written (Isaiah 11:6, 9), “The wolf will dwell with the lamb… for the earth will be filled with deah.” The peace in the world will be so amazing, that opposites will be capable of dwelling together because of the great daat that will prevail then. Through the daat, peace is increased, because anger and cruelty are eliminated through daat. This is because anger and cruelty result from an absence of daat, as it is written (Ecclesiastes 7:9), “anger abides in the bosom of fools.” But the more daat is increased, the more there is an increase of compassion and peace. As a result, <everyone’s> livelihood is earned effortlessly, in the aspect of “He makes your borders peaceful, and satiates you with choice wheat” (Psalms 147:14) .