In Poem 61 of Chapter 29 in Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet expresses the concept of total sufficiency in divine love. By stating that he has "no business with the kingdom of both worlds," the speaker illustrates a profound detachment from worldly and otherworldly rewards. The sole focus and ultimate satisfaction lie in being a passionate seeker ("lover of Your face") and wandering in pursuit of the Beloved, which supersedes all other desires.