In Poem 67 of Chapter 6 of Mokhtar Nameh, Attar explores the contrast between ordinary intellectual perception and spiritual vision. The poet suggests that those who rely solely on the rational intellect are 'light-headed' and find spiritual truths burdensome or 'heavy.' They are limited to mundane observations, merely looking at one another. In contrast, perceiving deeper divine realities requires 'another eye'—the inner eye of the soul or spiritual insight—which is capable of seeing profound truths that remain invisible to the physical senses and the ordinary minds of others.