I did not see you on my path. Is there another way? Everyone has their own path that no one else can tread. And where do these different paths lie? They emerge through the journey itself. Two texts by the Andalusian mystic Ibn Arabi (1165-1240), the greatest master, which - alluding to the famous night journey or ascension of the Prophet Mohammed - describe the circumstances and experiences of complete immersion in God. Ibn Arabi's treatment of this material reflects both his unique approach to the Quran and the Hadith, as well as the full range of his metaphysical-theological teachings and his interest in practical spirituality. In a narrower sense, it is an explanation of khalwa, a Sufi practice aimed at attaining the presence of God through the absolute renunciation of the world, describing the journey to it.