In Chapter 29, Poem 26 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet explores the profound effects of divine love, specifically focusing on self-unawareness and complete renunciation. The speaker's intense yearning for the Beloved results in a burning heart and a loss of personal identity or self-awareness. Furthermore, the poem illustrates the ultimate sacrifice in Sufi tradition: the willingness to easily abandon 'both worlds' (the material world and the hereafter) merely for the privilege of gazing upon the Beloved's presence.