In this section of Attar's Asrar Nameh, the poet employs the metaphor of the rotating cosmos to illustrate the insignificance of human beings in the grand scheme of creation. The poem argues that the immense and majestic sky does not revolve merely for a 'handful of dust' or a 'handful of veins and skin' (representing humanity), just as the vast ocean does not exist for the sake of a single drop of dew. This allegory serves as a powerful critique of human anthropocentrism, emphasizing cosmological humility and the awe-inspiring scale of the universe.