In Chapter 6, Poem 69 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet explores the attainment of ultimate equanimity within the realm of divine love. The poem illustrates a profound mystical state where the lover transcends all fundamental dualities, whether they be existential (existence and non-existence), emotional (joy and grief, abundance and scarcity), or spiritual (separation and union). By declaring that all such contrasting states are the same, the poet highlights the concept of self-annihilation (fana) and absolute absorption in the Beloved, where individual desires and distinctions cease to exist.