In Chapter 9, Poem 46 of the Mokhtar Nameh, Attar depicts the height of spiritual bewilderment and poverty. The speaker describes themselves as entirely 'heartless and without counsel' (bidel-o bi-ray) and possessing 'neither garment nor place,' representing the abandonment of ego and spatial attachment. Operating 'without head or foot' (bi-sar-o-pa) within the endless turning circle of the cosmos, the seeker embodies absolute selflessness and disorientation in the face of divine existence.