This concept explores Attar's quatrain (Chapter 33, Poem 38) from Mokhtar Nameh, focusing on the bewilderment caused by divine love. The poem illustrates an inward search where the Beloved is sought within the soul itself. A central paradox is introduced when the Beloved demands the renunciation of the soul for freedom: the lover cannot comply because the Beloved already resides within that very soul, illustrating an inseparable union that perpetuates the lover's bewilderment.