In Chapter 4, Poem 6 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet emphasizes the ultimate convergence of the spiritual journey. The seeker is assured that their heart and soul will eventually reach the Divine Court, achieving their ultimate goal. This spiritual culmination is illustrated through vivid cosmic imagery: the vast multiplicity of existence, likened to 'a hundred worlds full of stars,' ultimately converges into a 'single constellation.' This powerful metaphor highlights the core Sufi principle of Divine Unity (Tawhid), where all diverse paths and fragmented elements of the universe resolve into a single, unified spiritual destination.