In Poem 32 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh (Chapter 4), the metaphor of the 'ocean of gems' illustrates the mystical unity of the observer and the observed, where a 'seer' is found upon both the eye and the seen. Furthermore, the poem emphasizes the boundless nature of the divine reality by suggesting that the inner depth of every single drop contains a vast resting place, reflecting the profound Sufi concept that the macrocosm (the whole) is fully contained within the microcosm (the part).