This concept explores the mystical themes of profound suffering and absolute humility in the pursuit of divine love, as depicted in Chapter 29, Poem 20 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh. The poem illustrates that traversing the path of love requires turning the heart 'upside down' and enduring intense inner agony, symbolized by the 'blood of the liver' as provisions for the journey. Furthermore, it emphasizes unconditional submission; if the seeker cannot attain direct communion (bringing 'face to face'), they must dedicate their entire existence to humble devotion at the Beloved's feet.