The Holy Chalice & the Holy Sword

Arthur is the Sang Real, and Percival is the Sword ... Together they are the Victory ...

Arthur, young, received a sword as a gift. A simple sword, but stocked for a long time in a rock. This sword was to help Arthur during the fighting so that he could eventually find the Holy Chalice, and thus put an end to any conflict. And to find this Treasure, Arthur had with him several Knights with the heart of gold who Leaned him and Helped him in his Quest ; Knights of the round table ... One of them is Percival ...

Percival went on one day in search of the Cup bringing Victory. He found the Cup, but lost all strength and wandered through the false bitterness of a failure that was not one. And he understood one day that he had a second chance. So Percival returned to the Cup and was thus offered to solve a Riddle. And this Riddle was the following ;

'' What is the Holy Chalice, and who is it Intended for ? ''

And Percival, illuminated and transfigured, Oracle of God, proclaimed in a subtle spiritual Ecstasy ; '' Arthur, my Lord Arthur is the Holy Chalice. It is Destined and belongs only to himself ... ''

A Cup appeared then and was deposited in his hands.

Perceval understood that although the cup was miraculous, it was nothing without the Answer. The Cup became only an object dependent on the word brought from Percival's mouth. So the Cup was something other than a cup, and as a result, Sword was something other than a sword. The sword that was planted in a rock, although it brought great victories, was only used for Arthur's sake, to bring wonderful into the life of the kingdom, in order to guide the king who had the Potential to find the Holy Chalice and thus solve its Riddle. And it was Percival.

Percival is the Sword bringing Victory to the King by the fire of Intelligence and Passion solving any riddle. And Arthur was the only one who could remove the Sword from his rock. He was the only one able to remove Percival, the only potential for Victory, from a distant and rocky land to bring this Victory to the King. And the one and only way to get the Cup bringing the ultimate Victory to Arthur was for Percival to understand that Arthur was the one and only way to bring the ultimate Victory.

Arthur is the Cup.

Paradoxically, it was only by bringing Arthur the Cup and the Origin of his obtention, Arthur's Answer to the Riddle of Percival, that Arthur could bring the ultimate Vctory by Percival. Arthur is the Experience, And Percival is the Potential. And the one and only way for Arthur to bring the ultimate Victory was that a man solved, first of all, a riddle, which would give this man a huge potential in the second place, if only by his cultural power in front of the people.

Because in the third place, this man had finally made a choice to see that Cup being put in the hands of the chosen one ; Arthur.

And finally, the only way to create this ultimate Victory, by Sang Real, Arthur, for the Cup was just an object just like the sword, was that the Sang Real will hear from the mouth From Excalibur that victory could only be acquired by the Sang Real ; Arthur.

Arthur could not win the ultimate victory but only the day Percival affirmed his allegiance to him that he was the only one who could win this Victory.

He found the cup ... and he understood one day that everyone had a second chance.

Arthur, my Lord Arthur is the Holy Chalice. 

It is destined and belongs only to himself. 

A cup appeared then and was deposited in his hands.

Arthur was unable to win the ultimate Victory but only the day Percival affirmed his allegiance to him that he was the only one who could win the Victory. The Holy Chalice and Arthur, it is faith in Victory and unconditional Salvation. And this Victory and Salvation pass unconditionally by Jesus Christ.

Without the Cup, faith, Salvation comes by Jesus Christ. With the Cup, Percival knows his Salvation and is thus free from any obstacle, by knowledge. The Holy Chalice is the Victory of Christ. And it is unconditional from it. They are the amen ! Percival once found the Cup and collapsed not knowing it. And he once understood that everyone has a second chance.

He understood that there was a victory and unconditional salvation. That is the Answer. And it passes through Christ Jesus. And so the Cup was offered, Victory and Salvation. Jesus could not win the ultimate Victory but only the day when told him that Victory and Salvation would come. And he was the only one who won the Victory. Percival told him that believers as atheists, if they believed in any salvation, would all be saved. That was the Victory. Believing unconditional Salvation. Percival told him that All of those would spend one day by his unconditional person, and one day, unconditionally, those would know the unconditional Lamb.

Percival is the Amen ...

He's Percival. He's Excalibur. He's Arthur. He's the Holy Chalice. They are complementarity. On the earth, Percival is the Holy Chalice, the heart of Christ Jesus, who is the fire, the Excalibur, contained in this heart, the Holy Cup. In Heaven, Christ Jesus is the Holy Chalice, the residence of Percival, which is the fire, the Excalibur, contained in this residence, the Holy Cup ... Complementarity ...

The Son is the only one capable of containing in his heart the flame of fires caused by Percival's passion. In Heaven, he is the Sang Real of Excalibur. Perceval is the only one able to contain on the earth, in his heart, the fire of fires caused by the passion of the Son. On Earth, he is the Sang Real of Excalibur.

Without the residence that is and offered to him my Lord and my King in Heaven, Percival is the fire emblazing the entire universe. They are the Holy Cup and the Holy Sword, and are destined for each other, for Victory. Because There's only Salvation in them. They are, by the Answer, the Victory of the Risen Christ. The Holy Chalice is faith in Salvation, in Victory. It is destined for Christ Jesus, by and for the Victory.

Excalibur brings Victory, but it is by the Holy Chalice that Victory passes. Who is the Holy Chalice, and who is it intended for ? Arthur is the Holy Chalice, and he is destined only for himself. Victory passes through the Holy Cup ; Arthur. And it is destined only for itself ; Arthur, for it is only by Arthur that Victory passes. The Holy Chalice is Arthur, and he is destined only for himself. Because the Victory only goes by Arthur. Arthur is the faith, for he believed in the impossible, and built a Kingdom based on that Principle. What is the Holy Chalice, and who is it intended for ? Faith is the Holy Chalice, and it is destined only for itself.

Victory passes through the Holy Cup ; Faith.

And it is destined only for itself, faith, for it is only by faith that Victory passes. Salvation passes through Christ Jesus, but the human can only find Victory and emerge completely from darkness only when he believes and so he understands that he will be saved. And without that knowledge, faith necessity, Victory is not complete. Without that knowledge, Salvation is here, but Victory is not complete. The Holy Chalice is faith, and it is destined only for itself.

For Victory only comes through faith. Faith makes Victory, and Victory only comes through faith. So as long as there is no faith, there is no total victory. Victory passes through faith, the Holy Cup, and the Holy Cup is destined only for itself ; Faith. Because human is equal to God, Salvation, Passes by God, but the Victory emerging the human from darkness passes through faith to salvation. And without this faith, human is not completely in the light of Victory.

Without Faith, Victory is not complete. But salvation is Victory, and salvation only passes through Jesus Christ. And this Holy Cup, Jesus had to understand it alone, with the light of Percival.

What is the Holy Chalice, and who is it intended for ? I am the Holy Chalice, and I am destined only to myself. because The Holy Chalice is the Salvation of mankind, and the Salvation of mankind is only through me. I am the Salvation of humanity, I am the Holy Chalice.

Faith is the Alpha and Omega of the Quest.

Arthur believed in his Quest, Percival believed in Arthur, Arthur believed in Percival, Percival believed in him. Thus, the Excalibur is faith and the Holy Chalice is to believe that faith brings out the human from darkness.

The Excalibur, faith, brings Victory, but Victory becomes full on the day when we drink from the Holy Cup.

Believe that if you believe, you emerge from darkness ...

For it is only through this discipline and conditionally to it that we end up completely emerging from the darkness caused by the inability to believe in salvation. Believing brings victories, but intermittent, when human does not realize the importance of believing ; believing it is Excalibur. And Excalibur is not enough without the Holy Cup. Believing that we have to believe to emerge from darkness makes Victory, for faith becomes a discipline and not a random event ; believing in the importance of faith is the Holy Chalice.

What is the Holy Cup, and whose destiny is it ?

The Holy Cup is believing in the importance of faith, and it is destined for the Excalibur; Faith.

What is Excalibur, and whose destiny is it ?

The Excalibur is faith, and it is destined to push to Believe in the importance of faith ; the Holy Cup. Faith itself uses two distinct plans ; Excalibur ... The unconscious and intermittent faith serves and leads to the Holy Cup ... Consciously believing in the importance of Faith which serves faith.

Faith is Alpha and omega.

And to achieve Victory, at first sight impossible, by the understanding of the Holy Cup that is faith, is tantamount to removing Excalibur, what is faith, from its rock with a simple gesture, but that may seem inadequate and yet moves mountains; Have faith. The Quest thus ends with simple but at first sight Impossible to Extract Excalibur ; have faith.

The Quest begins with Excalibur and ends with Excalibur, by the Holy chalice ; Remove Excalibur from his rock at the beginning of the Quest, to find the Holy Cup. Remove Excalibur from its rock at the end of the Quest, having found the Holy Cup. But, believing in Salvation is the Answer to the Question ; What is the holy cup ? And the need to believe in Salvation is the Answer to the Question ; Who is destined for the holy cup ? Thus, believing and the conditional need to believe are the Holy Chalice. So Arthur and Percival are the Excalibur through which the answer comes ; faith. And since it is only by them that the Answer comes, they are the Holy Chalice and brought this Victory through a weapon ; Excalibur, it was. Finally, believing in the need for faith, Arthur and Percival are all on different plans ... Excalibur and the Holy Chalice.

Jesus Christ succeeded in understanding the Holy Chalice that he is, in the light of Percival, Excalibur. Then there was Salvation. And the day Excalibur found the Holy Chalice, that he would say that in this Cup there is faith and that Victory only passes through this faith, so there was Victory. Jesus Christ is the Holy Chalice, and Percival is Excalibur. But Jesus Christ is Excalibur bringing Victory, and this one was full the day Jesus Christ understood the Holy Chalice ; faith. Faith was the Excalibur, the light, by which Jesus Christ understood the Holy Cup; He is salvation. Faith was the Excalibur and Jesus Christ was the Holy Cup. Faith was the Excalibur, the light, by which Percival understood the Holy Cup; There is a Salvation. Faith was the Excalibur and Percival was the Holy Cup. So Percival was Excalibur by his light, and the Holy Cup was Arthur by his Victory. But Arthur was Excalibur leading to the Victory, and only by the Enigma of Percival.

Percival is the Holy Cup.

And because Victory only passes through faith to Salvation, Jesus Christ is Excalibur bringing Victory through Salvation, but Victory only passes by Percival who chose the light of Excalibur to believe in Salvation. Percival is the Holy Cup. The Light was ... The Victory was then ... Faith is the Alpha and Omega of the Quest. Arthur believed in his Quest, Percival believed in Arthur, Arthur believed in Percival, Percival believed in him. Thus, the Excalibur is faith, and the Holy Chalice is to believe that faith brings out the human from darkness. And the ultimate belief is to believe that although we did not believe, we Will still be Saved.

And it passes through Jesus Christ.

So, he who claims not to believe in all this, saying that in any case the text says that it is useless to believe to be Saved, this one already believes. He believes, against and against himself, more than he who does not believe in Salvation. Faith gets it unconditionally. He Answered half the Question.

He believes in and against himself to Salvation, by the unconditionality of the text, but only emerges half from the darkness, because he still does not believe that it is only by believing in Salvation that we emerge from this darkness. And when he believes that total Victory only passes through faith to Salvation, then he will emerge completely from darkness to embrace the light of Truth. They are the Holy Sword, they are the Holy Chalice. They are Complementary ; Arthur and Percival ...

Jesus Christ is Arthur, and Percival is Christ by Jesus Christ ...

Arthur & Percival

All wars that have had their opposite clans, disciples of God, were a false prophet. All these clans called in battle for the Kingdom of Heaven, under gentle appearance, but by bringing blood on the lips. The Church of God, because of all the people grateful, but in the war against other peoples so grateful, was divided on itself. The false prophets took God's argument to call for battle. And in the end, there was no victory; all died in the usefulness of blood flowing on the sand for an ideal, at the very beginning of noble ; The Gods.

Arthur, the king of Camelot and all of Brittany, was born of an illegitimate union between his mother Igraine and Uther Pandragon, a king of Brittany and the first owner of Excalibur. King Uther loved Igraine, but this one was the wife of Gorlois, Duke of Cornwall. So one day, with Merlin's help, he took The appearance of the Duke, and spent the night with Igraine. From that night was Arthur Pandragon. In Exchange for this service to Uther Pandragon, Merlin demanded the fruit of this illegitimate night ; Arthur. Then Merlin placed, for a time, Arthur as an adoptive family. Uther died one day in battle, but not without To have, in advance, plunged Excalibur into a rock. Then Arthur grows up. One day, it was decreed that the one who would be able to remove Excalibur from his rock would be the king of all Britain. There were friendly fights in the kingdom. Arthur was asked to run for the sword of a participant. He went for that sword, but then he fell on Excalibur in his rock. Without thinking for a moment, Arthur took the Mythical Sword and brought it back to the people.

So, in front of everyone, all in shock, Arthur was crowned King of all Britain. And he was the king of Camelot. His greatest quest was the search for the Grail. For this quest, Arthur surrounded himself with Knights, including Percival and Lancelot of the lake. Lancelot is paradoxically, one of the most faithful Knights of King Arthur and both treachery in the kingdom.

One day, Lancelot had an affair with Arthur's wife, Guinevere. Arthur found them, and when they were asleep side by side, he planted Excalibur in the earth, between the two lovers. When the illegitimate couple woke up and saw the sword, he was dismayed. Guinevere retired to a convent and Lancelot went crazy and wandering. Arthur had two sisters; Morgause and Morgana the fairy. Morgana had a certain bitterness facing Arthur and his kingdom. When King Arthur, in front of the betrayal of his wife and one of his knights, Abandoned Excalibur in the forest, Morgana the fairy took advantage of this moment of weakness of the kingdom of Camelot to make Merlin Prisoner, and to seduce Craftily Arthur so that they sleep together.

And from their Incestuous union was born Mordred.

Mordred threatened the kingdom of Camelot, aided by his mother Morgana. So Arthur sent these knights to search for the Grail. Percival, who was looking for a place to sleep, was given one night by the Fisher King. His lackeys covered Percival of red clothes and brought him in a square room where, on a bed, half-lying in the middle of the room, a man dressed in a fur. While Percival was chatting with the lying man, a scene was presented to him. Percival saw a footman holding a spear at the end of which a drop of blood pearled on the iron tip. And that drop of blood flowed to the hand of the valet. Two other jacks appeared with gold Candle-Stick. Then came a beautiful, rich young girl, holding a grail in pure gold, with precious stones. She was so enlightened that the Candle-Stick lost their lustre, like the stars when the sun or the moon rises. And another young girl followed her with a silver platter. The procession went from one room to the next, during the preparation of supper.

For each service, the procession appeared again, in a repetition of the choreography of jacks and young girls. Percival then asked himself who was destined for the service accompanied by the grail. But, too polite, he didn't find the strength to ask the question. At the end of the meal, the host, ill, was taken to his room by four men. Then Percival fell asleep in the castle which, when he woke up, found itself to be empty. The Drawbridge was lowered by itself, leaving Percival on his way with the determination to find the grail. Some time after this episode, Perceval met an old lady who accused him of not having been able to ask the question that would have healed the host. So Percival wandered in his guilt until he found the strength to conceive that he would have a second chance. So he regained the Fisherman king's castle again.

And he didn't even have to ask the question. Since he had forgiven his inaction and returned to the Fisher King, he had nothing to ask. He was asked the Question ; What is the Grail, and who is it intended for ?

And offering the Solution to the Riddle, he was given the Holy Chalice. So, Percival went to find King Arthur to present the Grail. King Arthur then has seen by it to defeat Mordred, his illegitimate son. He went to the fight, after visiting Guinevere in the convent to forgive her for her betrayal. Guinevere gave him back Excalibur that she had Taken with her in exile. So Arthur went to his son and Morgana the fairy, in order to face them one last time. Supported by Merlin having been issued by Arthur, the battle finally won by the king's troops, aided ultimately by Lancelot came from out of nowhere, and determined more than ever. But the last battle, between Arthur and his son Mordred, ended with the death of the two combatants fatally wounded. Before He died, Arthur asked Percival to go throw Excalibur in a lake. What this one will do, not without hesitation.

And when the sword was thrown to the lake, one hand came out and caught Excalibur on the flight, the point of the sword to the sky. Percival then returned to Arthur, who was dead and embarked on a boat to the island of Avalon, in the meantime ...

The Grail is Forgiveness, and Excalibur is Faith.

When Percival was unable to find the strength to question his host about the procession carrying the grail, he wanted it. Then, aided by Excalibur, which is the faith, he conceived a second chance. And as long as he set foot in front of the other to return to the home of the Fisher King, then he meant his faith in forgiveness ; he found in him the Holy Chalice. And arrived at the enigmatic castle, he was only asked a question without having to post it again in front of the procession. By the forgiveness on himself, Percival had found the Grail. So the power that won the Victory was given to him, so that he would delivered it to King Arthur.

But first, we revealed the meaning of the procession ...

The procession accompanying the grail was the symbolic of every night and stage that allowed travellers to question the host about the grail. All travellers saw a metaphysical demonstration illustrating this meal with the host.

Spirits always prepared this mystical evening. And whenever the question was not asked, every time.

The travellers woke up the next day in an empty castle, facing the drawbridge which was lowered in order to, apparently, hunt those who had not been able to question the host. And all those who preceded Percival had not found the strength to give themselves another chance ; Forgiveness.

So, contrary to what the old lady had told Percival, not having questioned the host had been a mistake, but it had not been a fault. The fault is not to forgive. The old lady symbolizes the illusory regret that calls for forgiveness for oneself. And it was that forgiveness that heals the host. The host is Christ Jesus, sick of seeing human refuses forgiveness for himself or for others. And Percival Cures Jesus Christ by conceiving to benefit from another chance. That's how he has been cured. The two jacks holding the Candle-Sticks symbolize the power possible when the human lives through forgiveness ; He sits with the Gods.

The beautiful young girl carrying the grail symbolizes motherhood, primordial to every quest ; The mother is the holy vase without whom, nothing is possible and even victory by the Grail. Without the mother, the Candle-Sticks of the Gods, and as well as those sitting with Them, are pale. The young girl who follows this beautiful young girl is the intimate woman that every man has ever needed in his life ; She is the reward offered on a silver platter, abundance. The Spear from which pearls a drop of blood symbolizes the blood flowing through the denial of forgiveness. The four men who carry the sick host to his room are the four Gospels of forgiveness. And the scarlet clothes of Percival are the blood he has to wash at the castle of the Fisher King, by faith to forgiveness ; Excalibur, Faith, bringing the ultimate Victory by the Holy Chalice which is Forgiveness.

The drawbridge down alone symbolizes the fact that if Percival found the strength to forgive his silence, and returned to the castle of the king fisherman, the March of the faith would then be lowered by itself, and that Percival would then have nothing To do or to say, if it is only to Answer a Question, it is its own Question ; what is the Grail, and who is it intended for ?

Arthur, throughout his life, was before the Gods a prophet. Although the crusaders had been motivated by the glory of the Gods, they were false prophets because of blood. And although the object of King Arthur's Quest was a simple Cut, making this Quest a superstition, the Gods found Arthur just in his approach. He did not call for the glory of the Gods, but for the protection and sustenance of the kingdom of Camelot and that of United Brittany. His faith in this kingdom justified him in front of the Gods of any quest, even superstitious, in order to maintain order there. He was before the Gods a prophet. Then the Gods pressed him in his quest for the Holy Cup. Then, When Arthur Surprised Lancelot and Guinevere in his arms, he made the choice to forgive them. Immediately, the Gods ordered Arthur to plant Excalibur at their side in order to signify this forgiveness. It was at that moment that the Gods conquered the conquest of the Grail By Percival.

And once the Holy Chalice was in the hands of Percival following his own forgiveness, the ultimate ability to forgive him before the Gods had to be matched by King Arthur. And that personal forgiveness from Arthur was to be his acceptance of having had an affair with his sister, and having received a son by this union; Mordred. He had to accept him.

And that forgiveness would ultimately end the bloodshed in the kingdom of Brittany. But Arthur couldn't look at the Grail. He could not forgive himself in front of the Gods for having, with his sister, a son. He then chose, by the Cup that Percival had just offered to him, which was only a Cut, to undertake by it to erase his mistake before the Gods. He began to put Mordred to death by the power of the Gods.

Then Arthur became a false prophet before the Gods. The answer to the Riddle that was put to Arthur was not to go to the front of the battle but to remain in Camelot, seated on his throne. Then, Mordred would not seek to usurp the crown, Arthur would have been clothed with power from above, and the Victory would have been his. But Arthur, still weak, was already planning to make his son die. His motivation was not the Victory of Christ, but the disguise of his shame, Mordred, by his death.

Finally, the Gods determined the death of the father and the son, both lost by spite ; Arthur would not forgive the incest that he commit and tempting, by blood, to erase this error before the Gods, and Mordred would not forgive his father had made him what he was, an illegitimate child, and tried to erase the uneasiness of his existence through his father's blood. So they were both put to death in front of Excalibur for refusing to drink to the Holy Cup of Christ ; Forgive.

Then Excalibur and the Grail returned to Percival and Lancelot, following the final battle. They were both imbued with forgiveness and faith. The throne was returned to Percival for the first to find the Grail; He became the Grail.

And his right hand would return to Lancelot, who found his own forgiveness for seducing the king's wife, Guinevere, and having, by this pardon, made himself the spear, the Excalibur by whom, with primordially the Grail, the Victory over the troops was concrete. But both doubting their ability to govern Britain, they refused Excalibur and returned it to the lake where a hand came out, refusing the Sword to be forgotten, catching it and meaning ... ; At the next time ...

But although both had fallen in their faith by refusing the throne of Brittany, they would both Conquer the Grail by their own forgiveness on themselves. The Victory of forgiveness was then proclaimed by the tip of the sword directed towards the sky ; one step further towards the Victory of Christ had been done.

When Percival Received the Holy Chalice, he hurried to King Arthur's bedside, weakened by the fury of his son Mordred and his sister Morgana. Percival gave him the Grail, and Arthur was then driven into the home of the Fisher King. He was thus placed in front of the Riddle of the procession accompanying the Grail, from one service to another. And as Percival had not been able to question his host to this Subject, Arthur couldn't do better.

Arthur was therefore put before the true Quest of the Grail ; believing in forgiveness before the Gods. It was only that little detail that had to give effect to the Victory of Christ, Arthur having already shown forgiveness on others, before Guinevere and Lancelot. But refusing to believe in his own forgiveness before the Gods can shed blood. So, by awakening from the dream of the king's home, Arthur left no place for his chance of redemption. He ran towards Guinevere in order to offer her a verbal pardon, but refused to believe that the Gods would have forgiven him for having known his sister. He was only half the way.

But since he had forgiven Lancelot and Guinevere, not only did he have the chance to let go, but choosing to pour the blood of his own son, the Gods would still honour his memory by guiding Lancelot to him at the appropriate time. So that the kingdom would them by everything that had been good to King Arthur; Forgiveness of others. And Percival and Lancelot became the perpetual memory of King Arthur Pandragon.

The scene in the home of the Fisher King, seen by Percival and Arthur, was the same scene. But the symbolism for each of them was different. For Percival, the symbolism was that of the humble looking for enlightenment. For Arthur, the symbolism was that of man who became Christ in front of Christ Jesus to bring light to the world.

King Arthur is Christ by Jesus Christ.

The Lackeys of the Fisher King put red clothes on Arthur and brought him into a square room where, on a bed, half-lying in the middle of the room, a man dressed in a fur. While King Arthur was chatting with the man in bed, a scene was presented to him.

Arthur saw a footman holding a spear at the end of which a drop of blood pearled on the iron tip. And that drop of blood flowed to the hand of the valet. Two other jacks appeared with gold Candle-Sticks. Then came a beautiful, rich young girl, holding a grail in pure gold, with precious stones. She was so enlightened that the Candle-Sticks lost their lustre, like the stars when the sun or the moon rises. And another young girl followed her with a silver platter.

The procession went from one room to the next, during the preparation of supper.

For each service, the procession appeared again, in a repetition of the choreography of jacks and young girls. Arthur then asked himself who was destined for the service accompanied by the grail. But, too polite, he didn't find the strength to ask the question. At the end of the meal, the host, ill, was taken to his room by four men. Then Arthur fell asleep in the castle and, when he woke up, he found that the castle was empty and saw the drawbridge lowered itself. He awoke again and found himself in his bed in Camelot.

The Scarlet clothes that Arthur was prepared for, also symbolize the blood that Arthur had to wash in order to be Christ by forgiveness on his own person. The host half-coated and dressed in a fur symbolizes the exhaustion of Jesus Christ, as well as that of John The Baptist by fur. The footman advancing with in hand a spear from where pearled a drop of blood, on the tip of iron, which flows to his hand, symbolizes all those who participated in shedding the blood of Jesus Christ until the blow to his Flank by the spear of Longinus. And their presence in the home of the fisher king symbolizes that they are, by their repentance, the closest to Christ Jesus in the search for the Victory.

Yesterday's opponents are tomorrow's allies ...

The two jacks that appear with in hand the Candle-Stick also symbolize the light on the world by the complementarity between Jesus Christ and John The Baptist. John The Baptist symbolizes Christ by Jesus Christ. Thus, the two valets with Candle-Sticks also symbolize Jesus Christ bringing light into the world accompanied by the Christ by Jesus Christ; Arthur.

The beautiful young girl carrying the grail in pure gold, adorned with precious stones, she who was so illuminated that the Candle-Sticks would lose their shine like the stars when the sun or moon rises, also symbolizes motherhood. It symbolizes the mother who calls for forgiveness. The Mother of King Arthur, Igraine, was Forgiven for being manipulated by Uther Pandragon, who then won a son ; Arthur.

In the same way, the symbolism called Arthur to forgive himself for being manipulated by his sister Morgana, promising him a son through forgiveness ; Mordred. It was the last act of faith being necessary for a man to make Christ before the Gods ; Believing in the Gods's forgiveness and accepting himself as he is. The immaculate clarity of the beautiful young girl in front of the Candle-Sticks losing their lustre, symbolizes the uselessness of the prophet, without his mother.

The young girl following the beautiful young girl with, in hand, a silver platter, symbolizes the Victory of Christ and the reward offered by the Gods on a silver platter as a result of this forgiveness ; a woman and plenty. The Silver Platter is the shield of the Gods offered for finding the Grail.

The Demonstration of the procession, between every meal service, symbolizes all potential Christs that became false prophets because of the refusal to believe in the forgiveness of Jesus Christ. Food is the evolution of life, the countdown to the coming of Christ.

And Since King Arthur was not going to forgive himself for the existence of an illegitimate son, what his mother had done before his own illegitimate coming, Arthur condemned his own existence to death. He became, until proven otherwise, and in a single moment, a false prophet, who had worked his entire life in law. Thus, Victory is never fully accepted, since it is always necessary to continue to walk in law and forgiveness. But the mistake is human. So, Arthur Considering, in front of the Gods, needed Mordred's death, and Mordred considering the death of his father, death for both became a necessity for Jesus Christ in order to restore peace.

So the sick host being escorted to his room by four men also symbolizes Jesus Christ, sick not to find on earth a Christ of faith, and being escorted to his palace by the four Gospels of forgiveness.

And the drawbridge lowering itself symbolizes the last message of Jesus Christ to the place of Christ Arthur. This message was that he had nothing to do, that everything would do for himself, that Mordred would be defeated without a fight if the king found only the strength to believe in forgiveness before the Gods. A drawbridge would then be lowered by itself between the Gods and humanity ; the Kingdom of Heaven linked to the Earth.

And without that faith, Arthur was doomed to become a false prophet.

Arthur had only to understand that he was the king by the Gods, and that his person alone was sufficient to bring Victory. Arthur was the Grail and had to understand him so that his condition would then be Revealed. He was Christ by Jesus Christ. The Fisherman King is Jesus Christ, and his home is the Kingdom of Heaven.

This is the Legend of King Arthur and the knights of the round table. But the unofficial story ends otherwise.

In fact, Arthur found in him the strength to believe in forgiveness before the Gods and sat on the Throne of Brittany as Christ by Jesus Christ. He was at peace with Mordred, and he was comforted.

What was primordial, for the Gods, was that King Arthur found the Grail and his meaning ; Forgiveness. Let the cards to be distorted by confusion that will make it possible to discover the Holy Cup ... that's what Jesus Christ did.

Jesus Christ knows which man goes with what woman. Guinevere is King Arthur's wife. And Morgana is Lancelot's wife.

And to make sure that Arthur would never covet another woman's wife, as Uther Pandragon, the Gods placed him in the skin of the one who was betrayed. And So Arthur would demonstrate his ability to drink at the Holy Cup ; Forgive. And he forgave. He knew the Grail, so the Gods allowed the achievement of the Victory by Percival finding the home of the Fisherman King.

Lancelot felt desire for Guinevere, but so little. And he was subconsciously in love with Morgana, and Morgana subconsciously in love with Lancelot. So Jesus Christ allowed all this world to find in him the Holy Cup ; Forgiveness. Thus precipitating the Victory, by Percival going to the home of the fisherman king to help Arthur. Jesus took over and Possessed Merlin to take concrete action on earth.

He fell asleep Arthur, Lancelot, Guinevere and Morgana in a deep sleep. Then he guided Arthur to Guinevere, with in them the memory of having been, for Arthur with Morgana, and for Guinevere with Lancelot. Thus, he guided Lancelot to Morgana, with in them the memory of having been for Lancelot with Guinevere, and for Morgana with Arthur. And after the two couples had spent a night of love, the Gods made Lancelot rest with Guinevere. The Gods awoke then Arthur and led him to Lancelot and Guinevere lying side by side. Arthur took angry, he chose to forgive, and Excalibur was planted with them. At that time, the fate of The Whole Kingdom was sealed by the Holy Cup ; Forgiveness.

Arthur then remembered that he had been to bed with Guinevere, that he saw herself as Morgana after the act of love. So, according to him, it was Morgana who deceived him by taking Guinevere's appearance. But in fact, it was Guinevere who, by the Gods, took the appearance of Morgana. Arthur took Guinevere's memory metamorphosing in Morgana as the end of the act of love and a deception from Morgana, while this memory was actually Guinevere in Morgana, by the Gods, just before the act of love. So Arthur thought he was sleeping with his sister.

So, Lancelot had actually known Morgana, he only remembered Guinevere, and Guinevere remembered Lancelot. And Lancelot as Guinevere was most loyal to Arthur, when they were awakened to one side with the other, with Excalibur between them, they could not bear the vision they had, both in arms each other. Guinevere wandered into a convent, and Lancelot went crazy and wandered into the earth.

Then, Merlin returned to his senses, then he became aware of the fact that the cards were distorted. He wanted so much to have caused this confusion and this conflict, which he undertook to reveal the truth to both couples.

So Jesus Christ put him in a benign prison made of crystal. And he let the events unfold. Morgana became pregnant with Lancelot, believing in the paternity of King Arthur, Percival found the Grail, Arthur refused to believe in the forgiveness of the Gods, and went to battle against his pseudo-son. But because the king had forgiven Lancelot and Guinevere for treason, which was not one, and that Arthur had joined Guinevere in the convent to repeat his forgiveness, so God intervened to restore peace in the kingdom. At the time Arthur and Mordred were about to kill each other, the Gods made Merlin understand his intervention, and that the time had come to lift this veil of smoke and confusion. So, Merlin made a fog so dense during the battle that all were forced to stop the sword. Merlin revealed all of the intervention of the Gods, in front of Arthur, Morgana and Mordred. Mordred, looking at the one he saw for a long time like his father, did not recognize Arthur as such. He was no longer a filial. At the same time, Guinevere found in her the Holy Cup ; the Legitimacy of self forgiveness. And by his convergence with Lancelot, this one, even a thousand miles from Guinevere, also understood the Holy Cup.

He began to hear screams in the distance, like fighting cries.

So he rushed to the place where the cries came from, and out of the forest, he hurried to the battle, screaming in frenzy. They were all feasting, they were feasting in front of the truth. Lancelot, out of breath, stopped dry in front of the whole group that did not scream death, but who shouted ; Hallelujah !

And they, in front of Lancelot and his fury that had just been quickly calmed down, began to laugh deeply and gloriously. He was then explained to Lancelot the reason for the whole episode. He was presented with his son ; Mordred. Because King Arthur, without even knowing it, had shown temperance before the Gods, by forgiving Guinevere and Lancelot, who wore the blade that could condemn them, the Gods gave him the Holy Chalice ; Forgiveness .

Then he did not have to understand immediately the forgiveness he enjoyed before the Gods. The truth was that all this world was so immaculate before the Gods, that it became difficult, impossible without the intervention of the Gods, to make experiment the ability to forgive each other. Then the Gods intervened in a dream, and thus allowed the conquest of the Grail ; Forgiveness. For he who is surrounded by perfection also needs to know the need for Forgiveness.

And Uther Pandragon, forgiving his deceit with Gorlois the Duke of Cornwall, was revealed to him that Morgana, Morgause and Arthur had been born only from one union ; That of King Uther Pandragon and the Queen Igraine. Gorlois the Duke of Cornwall is Jesus Christ taking care of the Queen Igraine until the arrival of King Uther Pandragon. And as Uther Pandragon and Arthur Pandragon had a propensity to run for Petticoats, but that both had a potential for unimaginable Goodness, the Gods intervened in their respective lives in order to Make them feel like adultery.

And When King Arthur found the strength to forgive the fault he seemed to have been committed to him, Uther Pandragon found the strength to believe in the power of Forgiveness. The Gods added useful to the pleasant. Useful is the paramount need to avoid adultery, and pleasing is the awareness of the importance of Forgiveness. And finally, all were gathered on earth in abundance and family, for having primordially found the Holy Chalice

. Guinevere finally joined Arthur on the Throne, Lancelot married Morgana and pleased Mordred ... And Percival, for all history, returned to find his mother, sick of her absence, and brought her back to Camelot. Arthur was Christ God on earth, living with humanity, by Jesus Christ. And all together, they founded the British Empire. One and the other Thus, Excalibur is Faith, and understanding the need for Faith is the Holy Chalice.

But since Forgiveness brings the ultimate victory, then Excalibur is Faith and the Holy Chalice is Forgiveness. The coveted Grail is the ability to Forgive and believe in Forgiveness for yourself. What's the most important thing ? Excalibur or the Sword's Sheath ? It's the sword's Sheath. Because Excalibur is the light of the Almighty, and the Sheath is the container of this Light. And the container of Light is the Holy Cup. And without the Container, the Light is chaotic and lost; just like the Sword without its Sheath.

The Sheath is paramount to Excalibur. Without Excalibur, the Sheath awaits another sword. But without the Sheath, the sword is lost and becomes a false prophet. Without The Sheath, Uther Pandragon was a false prophet. With half the Sheath, Arthur, though ultimately becoming a false prophet, brought forward the cause of Christ Jesus as never before.

Percival was the Excalibur that brought Victory to the king, this king who was the Holy Cup who had to understand himself to realize this Victory. But Arthur was the Excalibur because it was by him that the battles were won, thus pushing Percival primordially to the Victory through the discovery of the Holy Chalice ; Percival is also the Grail. Arthur was Excalibur who brought Victory to the King Jesus Christ, the king being the Holy Cup, which must be understood to make this Victory. But Jesus Christ is Excalibur because it was by him that the battles were won, thus pushing Arthur primordially to the victory through the discovery of the Holy Chalice ; understanding the need for Faith. Jesus Christ came to the earth to awaken Faith by the sword, he was Excalibur, and primordially Arthur understood the necessity of Faith ... He was the primordial Grail by whom the Victory is realized. Arthur found Faith in his company, he was Excalibur, and primordially Percival understood the Riddle of the Grail, Forgiveness ... 

He was the Primordial Grail by whom victory is realized.

But Arthur is primordially the one by whom the Victory comes ... He is the Holy Chalice, Christ on earth, so Percival is the one who guides to this Victory ... He is Excalibur, the Light of the Gods on earth ...

Arthur is the Holy Cup, and Percival is Excalibur. And as Arthur is Christ by Jesus Christ, and that he is flawed by his Flesh, Jesus appeared to him incognito, in order to help the imperfection of the Christic man, by the one who passes everywhere unnoticed ; Percival released from the unknown Land. So Arthur is the Holy Cup by who primordially the Victory comes over the earth, and Percival is his Excalibur. But Percival is inhabited by Christ Jesus, Arthur becomes the Sword, and Percival, with Christ Jesus in him, becomes the Sheath of the Sword; the Holy Cup.

So there is Arthur and Percival.

And Percival is a subject of King Arthur. But there is also Jesus Christ and Arthur. And Arthur, by his Christic condition, is a subject of the King Jesus Christ. So Jesus Christ is Arthur, and Arthur is Percival. So Arthur is Jesus Christ, and Percival is Christ by Jesus Christ. But the cup is only a cup, and the sword is a only a sword. Faith is the Sword and the Cup is knowledge of the need for faith.

Full Faith is the Sword and the Cup is Forgiveness. Percival is the Sword and Arthur is the Cup. Arthur is the Sword and Perceval the Cup. Human is the Sword and Jesus Christ the Cup. Christ is the Sword by Jesus Christ, the Cup. And when the Human understands that the cup is only a cup and that the sword is only a sword, but that Faith is the Sword and Forgiveness is the Cup, that the Human is the Sword and that Jesus Christ is the Cup, so when the Human understands this Wonderful chain of complementarity, he finds and becomes the Very Holy Grail in HimSelf. For the Very Holy Grail is not a cup, nor a sword but it is the Primordial Complementarity between the Cup and the Sword ; The Gods and the Human being Together with the Family ...

This is the Very Holy Grail ... Here is the Very Holy Grail ...

The Holy Chalice & The Holy Sword