This concept explores the mystical themes in Chapter 31, Poem 69 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh. The poem addresses the paradoxical nature of the spiritual journey, asserting that while achieving ultimate 'fortune' or permanent union on the Divine path is impossible, the yearning itself is profoundly rewarding. Attar argues that because any fleeting experience of union is inevitably followed by separation, the state of abasement and humility (ذل) experienced while actively seeking the Beloved is spiritually sweeter and more valuable than the worldly or spiritual honor (عزت) of attainment.