This concept explores Jami's profound lamentation in Section 84 of the Haft Awrang over the absolute unavailability of a true spiritual companion (mahram). The poet describes the ideal companion as one whose very sight reminds the seeker of the Divine and liberates them from their own ego. Despite the seeker's willingness to sacrifice their life and ego for such a guide, the search ends in deep sorrow and regret as those encountered in the world are revealed to be self-absorbed and conceited, illustrating the isolation of the mystical path.