This concept explores the theme of unshakeable spiritual certainty and the supreme value of direct mystical insight as presented in Chapter 6, Poem 27 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh. The poem contrasts the state of the spiritually awakened, whose steadfast inner knowledge ('I know') is deeply rooted in personal realization, with the 'unaware people' who are constantly driven by fleeting whims. Attar asserts that this true spiritual knowledge is so precious that it must never be exchanged for the ignorance or doubt ('I do not know') of others, even if 'both worlds' were to stand in opposition. This highlights the uncompromising nature of mystical conviction and the solitary strength of inner truth.