In Chapter 33, Poem 34 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet explores the deep Sufi theme of spiritual exhaustion and the absolute limit of human agency. By stating that 'Every arrow that was in the quiver of our capacity / Has been shot,' Attar metaphorically illustrates the point in the mystical journey where the seeker realizes that personal efforts, willpower, and spiritual practices are ultimately insufficient to reach the Beloved. This recognition of utter helplessness and the stripping away of self-reliance is a crucial station in Sufism, leaving the seeker entirely dependent on Divine grace rather than their own perceived capacities.