אות-סד

Personal words to G-d are Divinely inspired The words that a person converses and speaks between himself and his Maker are the aspect of ruach hakodesh (Divine inspiration), for through undertaking this, and forcing himself, and preparing himself to speak before Hashem Yisburach, Hashem Yisburach sends him words in his mouth which are the aspect of ruach hakodesh (Divine inspiration). And it is necessary to see to it, and to constantly endeavor at all times to request with new words of appeasement and entreaties, and one merits this through purity of the heart, which one merits through the holy motion of the intellect (Likutay Aitzos, hisbodidus 2). And this is (Psalms 51:12), “A pure heart create for me, G-d,” then (continuation of the verse), “and a resolute (/correct/established) spirit create (/renew) inside of me,” that he should merit every time to come up with new original words which are the aspect of ruach hakodesh as mentioned above. (Likutay Moharan, torah 156).