In the third discourse of Mosibat Nameh, the spiritual Seeker (Salek) approaches the archangel Michael (Mika'il), the overseer of sustenance and cosmic provisions. The Seeker acknowledges Michael's role in distributing daily bread, controlling the winds, and nurturing all creation through rain and clouds. Despite Michael's immense power over the physical and celestial sustenance of the world, the Seeker asks for spiritual guidance to find the Divine, emphasizing that even the holder of the keys to the world's treasures cannot provide the ultimate union the Seeker desires.