In Chapter 6, Poem 16 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet explores the mystical paradox of discovering an infinite spiritual path within a single, minute speck. This reflects the Sufi view that the entirety of the cosmos and the Divine presence can be witnessed within the smallest particle. Furthermore, when the Beloved (the Divine) opens this boundless path to the seeker's soul, the seeker is overcome and asks what they should do. The Beloved's response, 'What do you wish to do?', highlights the profound spiritual freedom, bewilderment, and ultimate surrender experienced at the pinnacle of mystical realization, where the seeker's will is indistinguishable from the Divine will.