This concept explores the mystical themes of unending difficulty, the futility of worldly efforts, and the painful severance of attachments in Attar's Mokhtar Nameh (Chapter 19, Poem 18). The poet describes being overwhelmed by continuous problems where earthly endeavors yield no harvest. This relentless, internal pain in the soul and heart serves a higher spiritual function: it systematically breaks every single worldly bond ('It takes me away again from every single bond'). In Sufi literature, such profound and inescapable suffering is often viewed as a purifying force that forcibly detaches the seeker from all earthly ties, leaving the heart completely severed from everything other than the Divine.