We wear tzitzit as a sign of surrender to the divine will by accepting the yoke of mitzvoth. The mitzvoth point out the way we should go. With the next stage coinciding with the west, we actively recollect the mitzvoth set out for us for observance. This enables us to detach ourselves from unacceptable conceptions that lead us astray and we become free in the next stage to remember continuously the mitzvoth and do them of our own free will. There is a resulting upsurge in faith.
Fear is replaced by confidence in our ability to wake up to new dawns of heightened spirituality.
The exodus from Egypt symbolises the arousal and liberation from the automatic unconscious to greet the light in a state of higher consciousness. We accept in faith that he will awaken us to new dawnings, because we will it. In the rhythmic progression of the mind to higher states of consciousness, there is remembrance at two levels. At first, we remember with active recollection, remembrance with continuous recollection follows.