This concept explores the theme of 'Hayrat' (bewilderment) and the experiential nature of mysticism as presented in Poem 1 of Chapter 9. Attar argues that the 'path of the world of mysticism' is so profound and mysterious that it causes utter confusion in the hearts of those who behold its reality. A central tenet expressed here is that this path cannot be understood through intellect or second-hand accounts; it remains unknowable until it is personally encountered and experienced by the seeker. Those who have not yet faced the path directly are described as wandering, unaware of the specific trials and revelations that await the true traveler.