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Based on my research, the location of the Holy Grail was likely already known to those who started the Holy Crusades in 1095 AD. But why would they send people looking to secure the Grail when they knew it was already secure in León?
Hail, and well met. My name is Philip Perras, and I believe that I have found the Holy Grail.
Not hidden in some far-off ruin, but quietly preserved in the Basilica of San Isidoro, enshrined by Princess Doña Urraca of León. This chalice—composed of an ancient onyx cup and dish—matches the historical path and timing needed to trace it back to the Last Supper. But more importantly, its symbolism reveals something far greater than just a relic.
The true Grail, I believe, is not simply a cup. It’s a message about how to live. Through Jesus’s life, through King Ferdinand’s rule, and through Urraca’s artistic and personal choices, one theme rings clear: the pursuit of balance, humility, and virtue. What Christian theology calls wisdom, what philosophers call the Golden Mean.
I’ve compiled my research—historical, symbolic, and spiritual—into a short essay. It’s now published and available for free or donation on Leanpub:
The True Location of the Holy Grail With Sources - an Essay by Philip Perras
(Simply slide the payment bar to $0.00 to download for free.)
If you’ve ever felt that the Grail was more than a myth, more than a relic... if you believe it could be a path, a message, and a way to live—then I invite you to read.
Glory to God in wisdom and in mystery.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chalice_of_Doña_Urraca
Hail, and well met. My name is Philip Perras, and I believe that I have found the Holy Grail.
Not hidden in some far-off ruin, but quietly preserved in the Basilica of San Isidoro, enshrined by Princess Doña Urraca of León. This chalice—composed of an ancient onyx cup and dish—matches the historical path and timing needed to trace it back to the Last Supper. But more importantly, its symbolism reveals something far greater than just a relic.
The true Grail, I believe, is not simply a cup. It’s a message about how to live. Through Jesus’s life, through King Ferdinand’s rule, and through Urraca’s artistic and personal choices, one theme rings clear: the pursuit of balance, humility, and virtue. What Christian theology calls wisdom, what philosophers call the Golden Mean.
I’ve compiled my research—historical, symbolic, and spiritual—into a short essay. It’s now published and available for free or donation on Leanpub:
The True Location of the Holy Grail With Sources - an Essay by Philip Perras
(Simply slide the payment bar to $0.00 to download for free.)
If you’ve ever felt that the Grail was more than a myth, more than a relic... if you believe it could be a path, a message, and a way to live—then I invite you to read.
Glory to God in wisdom and in mystery.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chalice_of_Doña_Urraca