In Poem 32 of Chapter 27 in Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet portrays the spiritual journey as a vast wilderness where human intellect is utterly powerless and lacks any path. The magnitude of this spiritual realm is such that even a massive mountain is reduced to the insignificance of a straw. Attar emphasizes that rational thought and intellectual effort cannot traverse this desert; rather, the only worthy traveler is a "sigh" (آه), which symbolizes profound inner sorrow, yearning, and spiritual vulnerability as the true means of wayfaring toward the divine.