Likutei Moharan 76:3/ליקוטי מוהר"ן ע״ו:ג׳

13. {“Everyone’s eyes look to You with hope, and You give them their sustenance in its time” (Psalms 145:15). } This is the benefit of trust. Trust is the aspect of looking: a person looks and watches with his eyes for God alone. And he trusts in Him, as in “Everyone’s eyes look to You with hope.” Looking with trust also creates a vessel—namely, dimension and time. Bounty is constantly descending from on high, but it is without fixed time. On occasion the thing one needs now will arrive in only two or three years. However, by looking with trust he gives the bounty dimension and time, so that this bounty comes at the very time he needs it.

2This is the explanation of the verse: “Everyone’s eyes look to You with hope,” and so “[You] give them their sustenance in its time.” That is: When one looks with his eyes to God—i.e., the aspect of trust, of “Everyone’s eyes look to You with hope”—as a result, “You give them their sustenance in its time.” Specifically “in its time”—i.e., at the very time one needs it. This is because trust, which corresponds to looking, creates a vessel: dimension and time, as explained above.