In Chapter 21, Poem 1 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet explores the theme of ultimate spiritual realization as being entirely dependent on divine grace rather than human striving. The poem asserts that the highest spiritual destination cannot be reached through the faculties of the soul or the body, nor by any human being (man or woman). Even if the spiritual seeker were to exhaust all possible efforts—metaphorically turning 'both worlds upside down'—they would still fail to arrive. True arrival is only possible when the Divine actively draws the seeker in, emphasizing the absolute necessity of divine intervention over personal agency in the final stages of the mystical journey.