This concept explores the central theme of Chapter 41, Poem 38 in Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, which details the profound, inescapable devastation wrought by divine love. The speaker uses visceral imagery to illustrate this toll: the heart turning to blood and the physical body being cast down or overthrown. Despite the ultimate departure of the soul from the grief-stricken body, the unyielding passion and obsession for the Beloved refuse to leave the speaker's mind. This highlights a recurring motif in Attar's work: the eternal and inescapable nature of spiritual torment, where the mind's fixation outlasts the body's endurance.