In Chapter 11, Poem 2 of Mokhtar Nameh, Farid al-Din Attar emphasizes the paradoxical limits of human perception in seeking the divine. The poem asserts that no matter how much a seeker's vision and intellect are sharpened, they become ultimately blind at the point of the 'true essence' (کنه). This reflects a core Sufi theme where human faculties are inherently incapable of comprehending the absolute reality, making the seeker's efforts seem futile in the face of the ultimate truth.