This concept explores the core themes of Chapter 6, Poem 41 in Attar's Mokhtar Nameh. The poem delves into the paradox of mystical union (وصل), where achieving closeness seemingly intensifies the sorrow of separation and the pain of the spiritual path rather than curing it. Furthermore, it describes the soul's initial diminishment when faced with 'infinite meaning' (معنی بینهایت). This spiritual exhaustion is ultimately resolved through the realization of divine unity (جمله یکی گشت—when all became one). At this stage of ultimate oneness, the seeker's soul is restored and expanded, illustrating the transformative nature of recognizing absolute unity in Sufi thought.