This concept explores Poem 89 (from Chapter 4) of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, in which the poet articulates the mystical vision of Divine Unity (Tawhid). The poem describes a heart that yearns for the 'Greatest Light' (نور اکبر) and seeks the Truth with the radiance of a candle. Through this earnest seeking, the mystic's perception is transformed: instead of seeing multiplicity, the seeker recognizes a single Divine Presence (یک حضرت). This singular presence is perceived as shining uniquely through every individual aspect of creation, illustrating the Sufi principle that all diverse forms are ultimately manifestations of one Divine reality.