This concept explores the theme of absolute helplessness and mystical bewilderment (حیرت) in Chapter 27, Poem 16 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh. The poet expresses a profound sense of paralysis amidst inner melancholy and overwhelming tumult. The metaphor of 'burning' illustrates how mystical consumption is a shared yet ultimately solitary fate—observing that all predecessors have 'burned' without achieving any active remedy, the speaker acknowledges their own isolated and helpless state. This reflects the advanced mystical station where individual agency and comprehension completely dissolve.