Likutay Moharan - Torah-teaching 257

257 - When you come in vineyard of your fellow

"When you come in vineyard of your fellow" and so forth [Deuteronomy 23:25] according to deed and so forth [perhaps linking to a story or principle] that left to him his mother will [testament or instruction] that one who cannot bear him not leave him to be with him. And if not, he will need help from the distant ones over the close ones to him and so forth (and it will be explained in another place). Because when one eats more than his need, this food harms him because every thing has a root that has life from it, like the spices have life from what the person takes them for medicine and similarly the foods have life from this that the person eats them and receives life from them; from this there is life to the foods. But when he eats more than his need there is no for this food from whom to receive life because the person does not need to it and it is similar as if left it the person inside vessel that certainly does not receive life from there. And therefore the food seeks for himself life to live himself and then he takes out the life of the person and through this he harms to the person and because of this join with him also other the foods and harm him. And this "and you shall eat as your soul satiated", not more. And this "and to your vessel not put" that is that not eat more than your need that this similar to giving to inside the vessel because not need to it as above.