Is King Arthur & The Holy Grail Buried Under Glastonbury? | Legendary Locations 

We love Glastonbury.. I scraped my knees here..🤭👁 It was my Akashics here that made me REmember the green grassy hillsides.. i Thank You Wholely, Glastonbury. The Essenes Were Blessed greatly, Brethrens, we Thank You in Great Cristo Isou Yeshua Blessings. En eek Mai I E.⚜️🕎🙏🏼💙

Thought it was Avalon.

Genuinely mistake. Even I that I live in London UK, I have some problems to remember where is Somerset. I can't remember all the time where exactly a location is. 😅

@@luanafarina3626 if you live in London it is likely you have less knowledge about the world outside London than others, London really isn’t all that nor the centre of the universe.

No excuse nowadays for not checking something. I guess the chap is American so not overly familiar with U.K. geography but then again I’m British and not overly familiar with lots of U.S geography but I’d at least make sure I knew where the place was if I was making a video about that place! Sloppy to say the least. Somerset is lovely, everyone should go visit.

@@willpemberton6823 I studied tourism's geography. I gave a general idea of most of the mostly known locations of the world. And if I love a particular country I do researches to know more about it. 😁

@@willpemberton6823 and I totally agree with you, more researches before doing a presentation or video about something. And please not base the research only using Wikipedia. Good for a general indication, but it's not really accurate. 😅

The Holy Grail is very well protected. The solid walls, the strongest glass, the movement sensors.. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8DdsN7AEmr4.html

Tell that to Gilgamesh 😂

And Cause a "Gas Leak"?

Tintagel Castle.

Why would Christs cup be a golden chalice? He was a poor carpenter, he wouldn’t have gold and jewels?

@@rowan7149Actually, the chalice is a humble onyx bowl. It is dated I Century B.C. The gold and jewwels were added by princess Urraca about year 1.070. Princess Urraca ordered to paint a big painting of the Last Supper just in the place where she was buried. In this painting , you can see a man withe the onyx Cup, offering it to Jesus. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_4c1XjOVET8.html

@@bwanaminoplis2536 I don’t think anyone can really verify any of the Christs chalice claims, there are so many with so many real claims. Many Popes have claimed and used the chalice that lies in Valencia Cathedral as the real one. In truth, we will never know if the cup really does still exist or even if one was used.

@@rowan7149 Valencia is the other big chalice . It is formed by a bowl of agathe , of I Century B.C. too. It´s a very special chalice, indeed, but it has a problem : The legend says that the chalice was sent to Roma wen St Peter went there. Later, the chalice was set to the Pirinees Mounts about IV Century. But many pilgrims wrote that they saw the ¨Chalice of Jesus "in Jerusalem during the Centuries V, Vi , VII... So if the real chalice was at Jerusalem, it´s imposible that the same chalice was at Pirinees at the same time. I think it´s the Chalice of St Peter, nor the Chalice of Christ. Remeber: the Holy grail is " a golden cup, owned by an unmarried princess, and it´s at the North of the Gothic Spain " this chalice achieves all this requirements.: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8DdsN7AEmr4.html sorry my poor english, please.

It depends what you read. If you read Robert de Boron (who wrote about it in the 12th century) it's both. Your opinion that it is THIS and not THAT may or may not be true but at the end of the day that's your opinion.

It's just like the one in my favourite Indiana Jones film.

Just old bed time stories turned into old wives tales

It's actually allegory and a "grail" represents the key to deciphering the allegory. According to Plato's Cratylus there is a "correctness" to names and names can be "disguised" by altering the spelling or using different words with the same meanings. Cratylus has been dismissed by the "experts" as a "satire" on word etymology but by some odd "coincidence" the etymology of the word "grail" often includes the Latin word "cratalis". If the ideas presented in Cratylus are true, then there should be no doubt that Cratylus is a grail. The story of King Arthur was taken from British legends but it was turned into allegory about other subjects from another time period by changing names of people and places. For example, according to the Historia Brittonum, King Arthur personally killed 960 men at the Battle of Badon but this number serves as an allusion to the 960 Jewish insurgents that supposedly committed suicide at Masada around 73 CE. The Jewish Historian Josephus was the only one that recorded this event (at Masada) and this is part of the reason why he is linked to The Grail in the guise of Joseph of Arimathea since it is impossible to decipher Grail allegory without access to Josephus' writings. (The "tomb" only looks empty.)

Through eyes of the flesh man it might seem so. Through the eyes of the spirit man- Not so.

More likely to truth in Arthurian stories than the bible. Either way there’s a wonderful feeling of peace both up on the Tor and the grounds of the abbey. The abbey is the the most peaceful place I’ve ever visited, instant calm.

@@MsVenomz yup.. and written hundreds of years after the alleged happenings..

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What are you on about??

Lol nope

Interesting

The Holy Grail is in León (North West Spain)