In Chapter 4, Poem 37 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet points to a reality that transcends all known manifestations. He speaks of a 'secret beyond all these secrets' and a 'light apart from all these lights', urging the seeker not to be satisfied with any worldly or spiritual achievement, because there is always a 'work beyond all these works'. This emphasizes the infinite, ineffable nature of the Divine and the continuous journey of the spiritual seeker toward an ever-greater, transcendent truth.