Likutei Moharan, Part II 7:13/ליקוטי מוהר"ן·תנינא ז׳:י״ג

113. Therefore, when people study and discuss some new insight taught by the sage of the generation, fear of God comes over them. Reviewing the new insight stirs up and reveals the Sea of Wisdom from which Malkhut receives the livelihood, so that Malkhut then comes to draw livelihood.

2And fear of God is mainly in Malkhut, which is the source of this fear, as [the Sages, of blessed memory,] taught: Were it not for the fear of the malkhut (government) (Avot 3:2). Then the God-fearingness of the sage who revealed this new insight is awakened, because everything depends upon fear. He must himself possess fear of God in order for his words to be heeded and in order for them to endure, as discussed above. Therefore, by reviewing the new insight, which results in Malkhut—i.e., the concept of the fear of God—coming to receive livelihood from there, the sage’s fear is awakened and fear comes over the person who studies the new insight.