This concept explores the dual themes presented in Poem 26 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh. First, it emphasizes that without the Divine presence, the heavens and both worlds (this world and the hereafter) are merely empty forms or a 'boundless void'—akin to a physical body lacking a soul. Second, it highlights the epistemological limit of human beings, asserting that even the most profound thoughts and eloquent words of the world's 'great ones' fall drastically short of capturing the Divine essence. Their discourse remains 'nothing more than words', underscoring the ultimate ineffability of God and the inadequacy of human language in describing the Divine reality.