Looking for Muhyiddin

I wanted to thank you for this wonderful film! I thought I'd only skim through it, and ended up carefully following it all, even going back often to re-hear this or that particularly fascinating section... The combination of just the right excerpts with the images of the seeker and all the monuments and beauties of the world around him constantly returns us to the living "Presence" and the real unities that flow from that reality. And as one moves along, there is not so much repetition as a kind of cumulative "synergy" in the gradually shifting perspectives on the Shaykh, his teaching, and the many complementary ways those words continue to resonate so fully and creatively now, many centuries later... I found myself particularly moved by the words of the Yemeni poet interviewed in the library, as he recounted how he first encountered Ibn ʿArabi: there was something so primordial and real in his account of who and what is a real "poet", and his description certainly expands to cover cinema and this extraordinarily dense and moving work.