With detachment, there is continuous recollection of the path to be taken and followed. It is the way of ascendancy, giving rise to faith in the expectation of a new dawn and a positive future. So with the ascendance of mind from automatic unconscious thought to motivated conscious thinking, there is a change with arousal of faith to obedience to a higher divine wisdom pinpointing the way of righteousness. This leads to active recollection of set rules of observance. With detachment from inhibitions, the mind motivated by active recollection is free to pursue a path of good deeds on the way to a better order for mankind.
Fear is dispelled with buoyancy of faith for redemption in a brighter future.
The purpose of Torah is to elevate the mind grounded in physicality to higher spirituality. It offers 32 pathways for the attainment of this goal. This is alluded to in the total of 32 strings in a set of tzitzit. The way of Torah is the way to a higher state of consciousness. The tzitzit on each of the 4 corners of a garment symbolise the four stages to the attainment of this goal.