אות-סז

Gaining passion from one's own momentum Just like a person can be inspired by his friend, such as when one sees someone saying supplications and slichos (veniality – liturgy of petitions for forgiveness) with an enlivened heart, similarly there is inspiration by the person himself, in and of himself, that he is aroused from the phenomenon of his own words (Likutay Aitzos, prayer 74); that is, that he says supplications and entreaties with vivacity, and screams 'woe on me', and in the midst of this he is aroused from this and begins to look himself over, “Where am I? Who is screaming like that? Behold, it is mamash (-actually) woe on me!” And he begins a second time to scream “woe on me,” “on me – distinctly.” And even though at the beginning it also seemed to him as though he was also speaking really properly, nevertheless, afterwards the difference between before and after will be apparent, understand (this). (Likutay Moharan, torah 270).