In Chapter 24, Poem 10 of Mokhtar Nameh, Attar emphasizes the brevity of worldly existence and the futility of hoarding material wealth. The poem uses the metaphor of a long journey requiring spiritual provisions, contrasting this with the human tendency to accumulate worldly possessions. Ultimately, Attar warns that death, described as a sudden command to 'leave it all and go,' can arrive in the blink of an eye, rendering material attachments meaningless and highlighting the necessity of spiritual preparedness.