In Chapter 13, Poem 19 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet emphasizes that the capacity for the spiritual journey is not an inherent human trait but is instead bestowed by divine love. The speaker admits that their humble soul initially lacked the strength for the tasks demanded by love. However, as divine love descends upon the seeker, it brings the necessary capacity with it. This illustrates the Sufi understanding that spiritual endurance and progress rely entirely on divine grace, rather than the individual's original capabilities.