In Section 13 (Book 10) of the Hadiqat al-Haqiqah, Sanai explores the Sufi virtue of qana'at (contentment) and the spiritual value of seclusion. The poem asserts that true wealth is found in internal contentment rather than material accumulation. By severing greed (tama') and lowering expectations of others, the seeker gains true independence and avoids the burdens of relying on society. Sanai advises the reader to seek their needs solely from the Creator, highlighting that dependency on 'creatures' (khalq) only results in spiritual distraction and reveals a profound lack of wisdom.