Are there more Guardians of the Grail now days or fewer, why or why not?

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The Guardian



She is the Guardian of the Grail,

for the Grail is the Sacred Feminine,

no man may enter into her mysteries,

unless he opens to her; knows her intimately,

she must see him as worthy,

for the thing she guards is precious,

and cannot be taken by force,

she will not speak in words,

the way to the treasure of treasures,

but her heart whispers the secret path,

for it holds the key to eternal life.

To know your depths,

I have given up everything,

and you have rewarded me,

a smile from your heart,

and the universe dissolved,

into your vastness,

then the beautiful emanation,

that revealed again your beauty,

it is from you I came,

to you I return,

and in you I live,

Thank you.

°ⓐⓟⓔ° · Accepted Answer

Beautiful poem...but seriously brother... i have not understood the question...Been thinking about it ..still no joy... :(....

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In the past and also now...Women are the source of nourishment for the family. At the universe level...it is the mother nature....But the biggest problem is that they have been suppressed by man....through might and religion...not only for a few centuries....but for ages...But the future belongs to them...they will be able to do many thing properly...than what man has been able to do...A man has to show and prove his beautiful nature...a woman is naturally beautiful...That is the reason...many spiritual thinkers and philosophers say that Tantra will be the future of mankind's spiritual pursuits...

Now there is something i read about the peacocks...Humans think that the Peacock is beautiful and the Peahen is not attractive. But for the Peacock...the peahen is the most beautiful thing on earth. So he dances and screams to grab her attention. The peahen's beauty is in being the peahen....there is nothing that she needs to show or prove. Similarly...a woman's true beauty is within her. Men dont have that...Only the enlightened men have it. They have balanced the Sun and Moon within....so they are perfected. Even here...in this forum...you can see...a woman's beauty is the straight from the heart questions....but men usually...post complicated...manipulated question's...All trolls are men !! Women cant be trolls....they may block someone if they are hurt but wont get into a personal verbal assault...very rare...Best example is the user 'fireball'....Simply speaks her heart...and does not get into hurting others...though many get personal with her...

This forum will be brilliant...if it is dominated by knowledgeable women members...be it atheists...theists....agnosts . Only then can real sharing of knowledge happen...And from that sharing comes the path to enlightenment...

Anonymous · Answer

Charity, self discipline, independence, courage and self help are qualities required of the Grail seeker through out the literature. The great enemy of the Grail was inertia and apathy - passively awaiting benediction. The Cauldron it was said, would not boil for a coward.  Robert Graves in 'The White Goddess', explains how the Grail is based on the much older legends of a Celtic Cauldron, a magical vessel of inspiration and knowledge. Ingestion of its contents was said to bring mystic revelation, a mind expansion that broke down the barriers between subjective and objective consciousness. Like the later Grail, the Celtic Cauldron was a transcendent object that formed a bridging talisman between the worlds of spirituality and corporeality. Associated with these Celtic legends is the belief in a Sleeper - a dormant power for Good. This faith in a sleeping redeemer was personified in Arthur, who by the late 1100s became Christianized as the Welsh king buried in Glastonbury Abbey. Meanwhile, the Grail was said to be hidden in the Pyrenees - home of the sect known as the Albigensians, who were liquidated by the Inquisition, as were those other Guardians of the Grail - the Knights Templar.

Escape...............

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Are there more Guardians of the Grail now days or fewer, why or why not?

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