In the thirty-fifth discourse of the Mosibat Nameh, the spiritual pilgrim (salik) reaches the presence of Prophet Muhammad. Overwhelmed by the Prophet's spiritual grandeur, the pilgrim experiences a profound transformation of state (hal), humbles himself, and extols the Prophet as the ultimate guide, cosmic purpose of creation, and leader of all messengers. This encounter marks a crucial stage in the pilgrim's spiritual journey, emphasizing the Prophet's role as the supreme intermediary between humanity and the divine.