This concept explores the spiritual themes in Chapter 44, Poem 13 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh. The poem emphasizes that genuine spiritual progression requires transcending the boundaries of the self (ego). Furthermore, the seeker must purify their heart from attachments to 'both worlds' (the material world and the afterlife). Only through this profound detachment does the seeker become worthy of the 'tavern of ruin' (Kharabat), a prominent Sufi metaphor representing a state of spiritual intoxication, mystical ecstasy, and the complete annihilation of the ego in Divine Love. As long as the self dominates, the seeker's spiritual endeavors are considered 'immature' and their ambitions vain.