In Chapter 8, Poem 62 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet articulates the mystical aspiration to attain ultimate spiritual detachment by transcending all forms of duality. The verses describe a state of being free from the constraints of 'existence and non-existence' and sitting 'without both worlds.' This reflects the Sufi concept of absolute liberation from both worldly tethers and metaphysical distinctions, allowing the seeker to reach a state of profound tranquility beyond the limitations of 'this' and 'that'.