In Chapter 11, Poem 14 of Mokhtar Nameh, Attar explores the limitations of human perception, contrasting outward forms with inner spiritual realities. The speaker laments perceiving only the 'name' of love instead of its true meaning, and the physical 'body' rather than the noble soul. Using the metaphor of a 'talisman' (a mystical seal or ward guarding a treasure), Attar suggests that seekers are often trapped by superficial appearances, preventing them from accessing the true 'jewel' of divine certainty hidden within.