In Chapter 31, Poem 8 of Mokhtar Nameh, Attar highlights the inadequacy of human faculties in grasping Divine Truth. He contrasts the path of intellect, which distorts human nature (likening it to a mythical half-human 'nasnas'), with the state of doubt, which traps the seeker in bewilderment (like an ant in a bowl). However, Attar posits that Truth is intentionally concealed from creation so that seekers might recognize its ultimate value through the rigorous effort of pursuing it, emphasizing the spiritual necessity of the search itself.