The Holy Grail is Mary Magdalene's womb

The story of the Holy Grail can be traced back to Arthurian legends. These legends were coded with information refering to the bloodline of Jesus Christ. The legends of the Holy Grail are centered around the idea that Jesus was royalty and had fathered several children. In the various legends, the Holy Grail can take on many different forms as an object; these objects include a cup and a dish. However, there is significant doubt that the Holy Grail is a cup because it has never been used in a way to represent a vessel. Many believe that this is because in the painting of 'The Last Supper' the cup is absent in the painting. This suggests that Davinci knew the true history and that was why Mary Magdalene was included in the painting instead. ^[2] In legends when the Holy Grail is refered to as a bowl, it is being used to symbolize not just Mary Magdalene's womb caring on the the bloodline of Christ but it also represents the boat that Mary took to escape to France. According to legend, the boat that Mary Magdalene escaped in didn't have oars or a mast. This meant was that the boat was oval shaped and that there were no men on the boat as an oval shaped boat was largely associated with women. The meaning behind the Holy Grail is largely feminine and shaped in a V-shape or a chalice. ^[2] The legend is further expanded with the belief that Mary Magdalene was associated with the Knights Templar. The Knights Templar were said to have originated in Jerusalem and it was reported that Mary Magdalene had begun her association with the Knights Templar while she was still in Jerusalem herself. Mary Magdalene continued this assocation and travled with the Templars to Egypt and the English village of Glastonbury with the Holy Grail. The story of Mary Magdalene being trained as one of the Templars has helped furthered the idea that the Holy Grail was not a physical golden chalice but was instead Mary Magdalene herself with her womb as the "golden chalice." ^[3]