In Chapter 8, Poem 10 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet addresses the negligent heart, questioning the pursuit of numerous hopes and desires in a temporary earthly dwelling. The poem emphasizes that since every individual's ultimate destiny is to vanish and fade into non-existence, worldly endeavors and the very coming into existence in this transient realm are ultimately fruitless. This reflects the classic Sufi theme of the transience of material life as a prerequisite for spiritual wakefulness.