In Chapter 11, Poem 33 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the speaker describes vacillating between joy and sorrow in love, leading to a state of profound bewilderment. The poem culminates in a paradox where the divine beloved instructs the lover: 'Know not what I teach you.' This emphasizes the mystical theme that ultimate spiritual realization transcends intellectual comprehension, requiring the lover to relinquish rational knowledge in favor of bewildered surrender.