This concept examines the core theme of Poem 61 from Chapter 31 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh. The poem articulates the profound despair and sense of futility experienced on the mystical path when the seeker realizes that union with the Divine is an unattainable goal. The state of being 'without a heart' (بی‌دلی) represents a loss of spiritual fortitude and self in the face of insurmountable difficulties. The poet mourns a life 'wasted' on this impossible quest, highlighting the agonizing paradox of mystic love where the ultimate destination remains perpetually out of reach.