Likutei Moharan, Part II 71:2/ליקוטי מוהר"ן·תנינא ע״א:ב׳

12. But know! these Diaspora mentalities, which come about due to a blemish of glory, as mentioned above, seek rectification for themselves. And the rectification of these Diaspora mentalities occurs when Supernal Pleasantness is flowing. This leads to the revelation of the glory. That is the time of rectification for these Diaspora mentalities.

2This is because glory is the rectification of the world. The entire world was created for the glory, as it is written (Isaiah 43:7), “for My glory I created it” (Yoma 38a)—i.e., for the sake of God’s glory. There is a separate glory [of God] for each and every utterance of the Ten Utterances with which the world was created; that this utterance, through which such-and-such a portion of the creation was created, was for the sake of that glory.

3It follows, that each and every utterance has a separate glory [of God], for which sake that utterance came to be. This utterance, through which that particular portion of the creation was created, was for the sake of this glory, so that this glory would be ascribed to God. Likewise, a different utterance, through which a different portion of the creation was created, was for the sake of a different glory, so that that glory would be ascribed to God. So, too, all the utterances—they were all solely for the sake of God’s glory, which is the reason that the world was created, as mentioned above.