In Chapter 6, Poem 4 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet uses the classic Sufi metaphor of a 'drop' (قطره) and the 'ocean' (دریا) to depict the soul's profound spiritual awakening. Initially viewing itself as a wretched, isolated drop distant from the divine shore, the heart enters the ocean and realizes its essential unity with it, exclaiming, 'We are this very ocean ourselves!' (ما خود اینیم). This verse beautifully encapsulates the ultimate Sufi realization: once the illusion of a separate ego is annihilated (Fana), the individual soul recognizes its eternal and indistinguishable oneness with the infinite Divine.