In Chapter 30, Poem 5 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, a brief dialogue unfolds between the seeker and the Beloved. The seeker complains of profound spiritual exhaustion and helplessness, lamenting that they are "falling off their feet." The Beloved's response offers a paradoxical solution that demands total self-effacement: to become "the dust at my door." This powerful imagery suggests that divine presence and spiritual connection are not achieved through exhausting personal striving, but through radical humility, submission, and absolute lowliness before the Divine.