The many links between notions and definitions show the dynamic, radical, and singular movements of Simone Weil’s philosophy: her absoluteness, her extremism, her anorexia, because she tried – in a touching way – to separate the body from the spirit in her work and life. Simone Weil was a thinker, a worker, a soldier; she was truthful to art. The Simone Weil Map was created following 6 ‘Definitions’, 2 ‘Cornerstones’, and 26 ‘Active Notions’. The 6 ‘Definitions’ are: WOMAN, WORKER, WARRIOR, THINKER, HEALER, WITNESS; the 2 ‘Cornerstones’ are: SINGULARITY, RADICALITY; the 26 ‘Active Notions’ are: MOVEMENT, OPPRESSION, THE VOID, JOY, ROOTS, EXTREMISM, ATTENTION, TRUTH, ETERNITY, LOVE, MYSTERY, THE WORLD, RIGOUR, TIME, RELIGION, CHRIST, GOD, SOUL, DEATH, PURITY, ART, WORK, GRAVITY, GRACE, ANOREXIA, POLITICS.