In Chapter 6, Poem 65 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet explores the Sufi doctrine of absolute divine unity (Tawhid) by rejecting the illusion of multiplicity. The speaker asserts they are a drop of the ocean yet simultaneously 'not a drop', explicitly criticizing the 'cross-eyed' (ahwal) perspective—a classic Sufi metaphor for the spiritual flaw of seeing duality where only the One exists. The poem concludes with every particle declaring its own non-existence ('I am not a particle!'), illustrating the ultimate annihilation (Fana) of the individual ego into the infinite reality of the Divine.