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The understanding of the Grail is connected to the energy of matter, and not the earthly matter of some material. For example, bread—which is strange to some—but in fact, it is quite simply mentioned in the Russian translation of the word "lord" as the guardian, the keeper of the loaf or bread. Bread, in the sense of the food of the gods.
If the gods are not of Earth's matter, then the initial bread that came to Earth was also initially not of this world, existing alongside the gods, and later, with people on Earth. So too is the vessel with the Grail's liquid, which is like wine—but like the bread, it is the wine of the gods. The wine is the energy of food for the energy of the gods.
Ancient symbols of the Grail were on flags in antiquity, and there were wars and other events. And also, in the modern understanding, there will be no understanding at all if one writes that enemies from the world of darkness came, just as it is written in the commentary of the ancient Ingliya, which fights with darkness in the universe. This is beyond death—or more precisely, beyond the measure of another life, which exists or existed in a direct understanding The secrets, it seems, are not secrets at all.