In Chapter 22, Poem 30 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet explores the themes of vigilant self-awareness and the mystical transformation of time. True lovers engage in continuous self-reflection ('reckon their accounts with themselves day and night') and endure intense spiritual yearning ('burn their souls like a lamp'). By constantly judging themselves in the present, they spiritually undergo the ultimate judgment of the afterlife, effectively bringing the 'tomorrow of Resurrection' into 'their own today'.