This concept explores the theme of absolute destitution and spiritual alienation as expressed in Chapter 31, Poem 28 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh. The poet laments the loss of both spiritual faculties (heart, soul) and material attachments (body, dervish cloak, food, homeland). Despite this complete self-effacement and worldly detachment, the speaker remains entirely disconnected from the divine 'Sun' that fills the universe, as 'not a single atom' of its light reaches him. This highlights a profound state of spiritual void, where physical and material renunciation alone does not guarantee divine union, leaving the seeker in a state of helpless yearning.