In Poem 36 of Chapter 34 in Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the core mystical theme is the inescapability of the Divine presence and the necessity of transcending the ego. The poem illustrates that it is impossible to flee from God, who proclaims, 'wherever you go, I come along with you.' Because the Divine is omnipresent, the only meaningful flight for the seeker is to 'flee from yourself'—meaning to abandon the illusion of a separate ego. This highlights a fundamental Sufi concept where true spiritual realization requires the negation of the self in the face of absolute Divine presence.