Likutay Moharan - Volume 2 - Torah-teaching 124

Sometimes a Thought of Repentance Reaches a Person

I heard in his name that he said: Sometimes a thought of teshuva [repentance] and yearning for Hashem [G-d] reaches a person in some place, that he must specifically in that place strengthen himself in this thought of teshuva and yearning. For example, to speak there some words of supplications and requests or words of yearning with the mouth and heart according to the matter. And he should not wait and not move from his place, even though that place is not prepared for this, such as not a fixed place for Torah and tefillah [prayer], but in the course of his going and the like. For if he moves from his place, it may be that it will cease. And so, from him, of blessed memory, himself, we saw this matter several times, that sometimes he remained standing in the middle of the house and spoke with us and revealed to us wondrous Torah and very pleasant conversation and revealed wondrous ways for the service of Hashem and great arousal, etc. And he did not want to move from his place until he finished what he wanted. And so it was several times.