They forsook the conventional way (of Sharah) during the course of exploration of the mountains. They did not proceed along the trodden path (of Sharah). They have had some Divine insight while proceeding along the untrodden tracks. They would not therefore leave it. They have abandoned interest in both the worlds; and as such they are not particular about the route, nor do they enquire about the track (from a guide or consult a precedent or convention). For the pleasure of Allah they liberally apply dust to their bodies (i.e. they evince absolutely no interest in the worldly toilet or attractions. They do not mind their apparent negligence). It is definite that these ascetics have had some Divine knowledge.
TRADITION: Simplicity is significant of faith.
Nearness to Allah is acquired by a seeker when he is ripe in self-annihilation. That is his first stage .
(Sartaj Nakshband H. Muhamed Baqi BillaI).

Those who lost their path searching the rocks,
Learnt much from the lost path,
Giving up both the worlds, beaten track they follow not,
Dust on their bodies for the Beloved they gather, Some knowledge of Lahut seem to possess these wanderers.

Searching the rock they found and lost the path,
Having found something on the inverse path they do not traverse the right track,
Forsaking both the worlds, they seak not the right poth,
They smear the bodies with dust for the sake of the beloved,
The Khhahoris do have some inkling of Lahoot.