In Chapter 30, Poem 14 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet explores the relationship between divine beauty, the human ego, and spiritual revelation. The poem suggests that the manifestation of Divine Light and Beauty is so overwhelming that it captivates the heart and senses completely. However, to witness this unveiled truth, the seeker must first experience the untying of the 'bonds of existence'—representing the dissolution of the worldly ego and physical attachments. Only through this spiritual annihilation can the veil be lifted, allowing the ultimate divine presence to emerge.