This concept explores Attar's juxtaposition of spiritual 'kingship' with self-imposed ruin in Chapter 13, Poem 7 of the Mokhtar Nameh. The poem employs the metaphor of a world filled with the 'banquet of bounties' (representing divine grace, spiritual sustenance, and enlightenment) to highlight the tragedy of a seeker who chooses to die 'hungry and thirsty' out of ignorance or negligence. It emphasizes that ultimate spiritual elevation is readily available, making it a profound loss to depart the world without partaking in this divine abundance.