In Section 14 of the Hadiqat al-Haqiqah, Sanai expounds on the Sufi principles of qanaat (contentment), uzlah (seclusion), and the transience of material existence. He advises the seeker to withdraw from the fleeting world to gather spiritual provisions for the hereafter. Sanai stresses that attaching oneself to worldly relations leads to vulnerability and sorrow. True spiritual illumination is achieved when the seeker turns away from physical creation and focuses entirely on the divine, recognizing the instability and brevity of mortal life in the face of inevitable death.