In Chapter 32, Poem 48 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the speaker describes becoming 'one with the dust' out of love for the Beloved. This highlights a recurring Sufi motif where the lover must undergo self-annihilation (fana) and metaphoric or literal death to become worthy of the Divine's presence. The poem hinges on the Beloved's promise to visit, suggesting that ultimate union or visitation is only attainable once the lover has completely surrendered their earthly existence and ego.