In Chapter 8, Poem 61 of the Mokhtar Nameh, Attar illustrates the mystical paradox where searching for the signless Divine leads to the seeker's own namelessness and self-loss. The thirty-year quest does not culminate in finding a distinct, graspable Beloved; instead, the seeker becomes lost in the process. This signifies that true communion with the Divine requires the complete annihilation (fana) of the seeker's ego and individual identity.