This concept explores the central themes in Chapter 11, Poem 8 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh. The poem reflects on the human condition under the unpredictable and 'veil-tearing' heavens (چرخ پرده در), suggesting that any portion one receives from worldly life is fundamentally the 'anguish of a bleeding heart' (خون جگر). Furthermore, Attar emphasizes the inescapable ignorance tied to human existence. He asserts that as long as the ego or individual self exists ('تا خواهی بود'), true awareness remains elusive, and what one presumes to know is merely an illusion of knowledge. This highlights the Sufi perspective that worldly existence and selfhood are veils that obscure ultimate truth and spiritual comprehension.