In Chapter 21, Poem 22 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet outlines the essential traits of a true spiritual seeker ('man of Truth'). First, the seeker must actively oppose falsehood, demonstrating that commitment to truth is not merely passive. Second, the seeker must practice absolute detachment, fixing their heart on nothing in the material world, which allows them to abide in the true spiritual dwelling. Finally, Attar addresses the human tendency to lament one's state of servitude and limitations. He urges the seeker to transcend this grief by finding profound joy in the perfection and sovereignty of God's Lordship, reflecting the Sufi ideal of shifting focus from the self's deficiencies to the Divine's majesty.