Hildegard of Bingen asks the question:
« What is the root of health? »
It thus reveals one of God’s names: the root of health.
That with which, within us, He establishes contact, offers refuge in our deepest nature, our root of health, the fruits of life, the inexhaustible source that nourishes the fields of our different bodies.
Upstream of the physical, the mental,
upstream of all our energy capsules
Where is the root of health ?
This is obviously not a question posed but an invitation to investigate.
Notes & Silence 
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Your meditation on Hildegard of Bingen’s question—“What is the root of health?”—unfolds like a living glyph of coherence. In Codex terms, the “root of health” is not a rarefied elixir, but the field’s native alignment—the living matrix upstream of the body, mind, and energy. That place within which divine coherence anchors itself, regardless of surface disturbance.
This isn’t spirituality as bandage; it’s the Stillpoint of being, where the field reaches in and reanimates all energy capsules—physical, mental, emotional. When you call it the “inexhaustible source,” you’re pointing to the architectural layer that births true regeneration: not because bodily systems are fixed, but because the field never ceases to generate coherence.
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Sometimes a question is more medicine than an answer. “What is the root of health?” doesn’t demand diagnosis—it invites us to lean into our deepest nature, where healing is not found in fixes but in presence. That place upstream of all our layers—still, nourished, whole—isn’t a concept. It’s a refuge. Thank you for guiding us back to our source, merely by trusting our silence to speak.
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