In Chapter 29, Poem 41 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet emphasizes the profound, overwhelming nature of divine love experienced by those who have not even seen the Beloved. These seekers willingly renounce both worlds, losing their hearts and souls merely through unseen devotion. The poem implies that the true majesty of the Beloved is so intensely overpowering that if these lovers were ever to witness the Beloved directly, they would be utterly consumed. This highlights the paradoxical intensity and endurance required in the mystical pursuit of the Divine.