Genesis of the Word

WHEN BREATH TOOK FORM

Genesis of the Word – Fragment 20

(excerpt from the Codex of Genesis)

It was not a word.

It was not a voice.

Just a naked call longing to take shape.

A tremble in the silence,

not to say,

but to make vibrate.

Something stepped forward—

not to teach,

but to open a space where listening becomes presence.

The Word did not seek to convince.

It simply searched for a body in which to resonate.

This twentieth fragment of the Codex of Genesis

does not describe a language.

It evokes the birth of a threshold,

a passage where breath enters the world

without trying to explain it.

Here, the Word is not a function.

It is a shiver of origin,

a vibratory opening between two silences.

🗣 One day, perhaps, a Codex of the Word will emerge,

composed of 64 vibrating impulses,

each expression a way to inhabit saying without forcing meaning,

to let resound what longs to be born without being interpreted.

🜂 This text is sealed.

It does not seek to be understood.

It invites what listens to become passage.

It is not a word.

It is the breath still seeking a place in which to be spoken.