Likutei Moharan 6:13/ליקוטי מוהר"ן ו׳:י״ג

113. Based on this, it is possible to link together the elements of this Torah lesson. What was written at the end about the upper and lower points of the aleph is the very same aspect as the two types of expertise. {This was not actually explained in the body of the lesson. The relationship is only made clear by understanding the kavanot mentioned above.}

2This is also the concept of “repentance upon repentance” mentioned in the lesson. The slaughtering of the evil inclination—corresponding to “Be quiet before God”/the first repentance/the kavod of this world—is the lower point. This is accomplished by means of the DeMimah and silence, corresponding to “Be DoMe before God.” And all of these concepts form the aspect of the chirik of SaG, which is the expertise of returning.

3The second repentance, which one does for his first repentance—the aspect of the glory of the World to Come, corresponding to “The glory of the Lord is a concealed matter”—is the upper point. It is Keter, which is the aspect of Moshe, and the segol.

4Understand this well, how all the subjects mentioned in this lesson are later tied together in a wonderfully awesome manner. Those who delve into it will understand a little.