November 2, 2025 • 15 mins
We share a research roadmap for the Grail project and explain why Sumerian, Egyptian, Nordic and Celtic threads all point to a shared pattern of life, death and renewal. We also probe “Grail family” claims and return to the core ethical question: who does the Grail serve.
• update on multi‑season Grail research across cultures
• parallels among Inanna, Isis and a Germanic counterpart
• living resurrection as spiritual pattern not literal immortality
• Arthurian question of service as ethical core of the quest
• review of Merovingian and Priory of Sion lineage claims
• Trojan, Egyptian and Celtic origin legends compared
• method of mapping symbols, rites and migrations
• the inner Grail as conscience and moral choice
• next video will identify Tacitus’s “Isis” in the Nordic context
• how to follow playlists by tradition and stay engaged
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SPEAKER_00 (00:02):
Hello everyone and welcome back to Braille
Sciences.
My name is Nathaniel Huitmacher,and I am the host.
Today we're going to be doingsomething a little different.
I'm just kind of giving anupdate on what I'm working on
behind the scenes in terms of myresearch.
Just making it so that way I'mkeeping you all informed.
You guys have probably alreadyseen that I'm doing things that
are seemingly not to do with theGrail directly.
(00:24):
Like some stuff with theSumerian and myth, I even hosted
a little bit on the Egyptian,and of course I'm going to be
doing stuff with the Nordic hereat some point soon for a
follow-up on that video ofHacitus and Thurmania and the
goddess of Isis and what hemeans by that.
Now the reason why I'm doing allthis is because there are
(00:46):
multiple different elements tothe Grail lore and tradition
that's going on here, and theyall kind of coalesce into
various different parts for thatand whatnot.
We have talked about briefly inone of my videos is the grail is
not what you think.
And you've been lied to aboutit, basically, is that you know,
(01:10):
you have graal, which is thescience of ancient Sumerian
stuff with it, which I'mstarting to build up there for
what's happening.
The grail is also associatedwith life and death and
resurrection and things of thisparticular nature that are going
on there for it.
Hence the three videos that Idid in the Sumerian tradition
(01:30):
with the living resurrectionidea that's going on there, with
Inanna going into the underworldand then coming back, and then
Demuzid, and then of courseGogomesh's search for
immortality and whatnot, alsoknown as the epic of Gugamesh.
So I'm doing this becausethere's all these elements are
going to come back and play intoone another for what's happening
there.
Isis, the the goddess of theEgyptian, she's for the
(01:54):
Egyptians, she's associated withthat.
She has a mystery cult that'sassociated with her and Osiris
specifically.
That's going on there with it,of course, too.
That had to do with the livingresurrection notion of things or
what's happening there with it.
So, you know, the grail incertain stories gives eternal
life and whatnot.
This is a spiritualunderstanding, not a literal
(02:14):
understanding of eternal life.
And but it can also take lifeaway.
That's the question thatMarcival has to answer, uh ask
and whatnot.
Who does the grail serve and andwhatnot?
So I'm looking at these thingsor what's happening there.
They're going to be broken upinto different seasons and
whatnot, they'll be by playlist.
(02:35):
But everything that I'm doing isstill directly related or
indirectly related to the Grailtradition in some form or
another.
And this would become more andmore apparent as we go through
the various different episodes.
So that's kind of one of thethings that I'm I'm working on
there with the I don't want togive away what's happening on
(02:56):
terms of the uh Nordic side ofthings or what's going on there,
but that particular goddess thatwe're going to be looking at
fulfills the same role as Isis,and Isis is the same role
fulfiller that is going on withit in terms of Inana as well.
So all of this is kind ofplaying out on that same level
for what's happening there.
(03:18):
With it, you're going to havethe same thing for the Gaelic
and Celtic traditions that arecoming out of it, too.
They have their own goddess thatfulfills the same general role
and that kind of thing for it.
And this is intimately linked tothe Grail tradition and the
Grail mythology and romance andlore for what's going on there.
And what happens is that there'sanother component that I've been
(03:43):
researching pretty in in-depthhere now.
You could call it the Grailfamily, I guess you could say.
Potentially the hidden secretbloodline, you know, that was
popularized by the Da VinciCode.
And even going back to HolyBlood, Holy Grail and whatnot
(04:06):
earlier with that particularbook, which is where the Da
Vinci Code took its its ideasfrom is from that particular
book and whatnot.
And that it traces people backfrom modern era all the way back
to the Merovingian bloodline ofthe of the what we would become
(04:29):
the Franks, France, modern dayFrance.
And you know, descendants ofJesus Christ and and that kind
of stuff is what's going onthere.
Which you have to know about theDespani or however you pronounce
that, meaning the people whoclaim that they are living
descendants during his era, allthe way up to the Council of
(04:51):
Nicaea, and and that kind ofthing with it.
So I've been looking into thatparticular element to see how
much truth there is to it, howmuch there isn't any truth to
it, what the connections are.
Can we go back before theMerovingian and their claims to
it?
(05:12):
The Priory of Scion, you know,what's going on with that.
Is there any aspect to that thathas any excuse me, truth to it
that's on there with it?
So this is stuff that I'mlooking into.
This is what I'm deep divingbecause this is another element
of all this.
And this is kind of the the youknow general update for what's
(05:35):
going on there with it.
You have many people that haveclaimed other things that are
going on there with it.
You have like the Uvungerdynasty that that they have
certain claims that they're fromthese uh group of people also
known as the Wolflings, aka theYinglings that are there with
it.
These are the same people whoeventually uh conquered England
(05:59):
underneath 1066 underneathWilliam the Conqueror.
Uh, you get some of theirbloodlines that are thrown in
there and whatnot that they uhclaimed you know direct
descendancy from these otherelements that are going on there
with it.
You can have both of the casesof it where you can trace it
(06:19):
back to to Troy, supposedly, iswhat they claim for it.
You get the story of Brutusthat's there with it.
You have another element of thisthat's Egyptian, where you have
Scota and Gaithelios, where theyleave Egypt and they go to
(06:39):
Ireland and that kind of stuffwith it.
So that's where some of theCeltic influence that comes in
with it, but there's also aconnection to Egypt that's there
now now, too.
You also have the hyksos thatare there for what's going on
with it, which all theseelements are coming into play
for, as I mentioned before.
And so I'm trying to really makesure that I'm not just pulling
(07:01):
from one understanding of thegrail or one tradition of the
grail or looking at it throughthe lens that we've all been
trained to look at it, which isjust through certain connections
that there are with it.
I'm trying to pull from everythread that I can perceive and
try to really, really deep diveall the various different angles
that there are to it and come toa full understanding of what
(07:26):
these stories are, why they'reso important, why we still talk
about them all this time lateron and whatnot, how it impacts
our world uh to this day, how wecan still use these particular
things with it for what's goingon there with it.
It doesn't matter which mythicstorytelling that there is, the
reason why these stories existedfor thousands of years and we're
(07:48):
still telling them, or some ofthem only hundreds of years, is
because of it's deeper than thanthat.
They represent truths that haveto do with us and our inner
landscape and our inner worldand how we can use that to
interact with the outer worldand all these other things.
It doesn't mean they don't alsorepresent other external forces
in nature or these otherarchetypal things or whatever,
(08:10):
and that there aren't historicalaspects to this or whatever.
There's that component as well.
But some of these other elementsgo much deeper, and that's the
reason why these stories last solong, uh, and that they they
just talk so take so long tounderstand because it's about
your own grail quest and yourown grail journey and whatnot,
(08:34):
and then you can become you knowthe the guardian of the grail
yourself if you want to, orTemplar, perhaps, or even a
knight or a dame, or whateveryou want to uh do that.
Uh, I don't really care whatyour motivation is for it.
The whole point is that eventoday we say the holy grail is
like that's the holy grail ofwhatever field it is, like it's
the ultimate goal to achieve.
(08:57):
And and that that's what'sthat's what it is.
It is the ultimate goal becauseit's about finding out who we
are, what we want out of life,how to make a world a better
place, and that kind of stuff.
Hence the question (09:12):
who does the grail serve?
Are you using its properties?
Are you using your life force?
Are you using your stuff forgood, for evil?
Are you doing it for chaos?
Are you doing it, you know, forputting things in order?
Are you making it so that wayyou're doing things that are
(09:33):
proper nature for your heart andwhatnot and your conscience?
Or are you going against that?
So that's how all this playsout, too, on another level, in
terms of the mythic aspects ofall this.
So this is what I've beenworking on.
This is what I've been studyingin some capacity or another my
entire adult life, basically.
(09:55):
I didn't know that all thesevarious different histories,
esoteric knowledge that I wasstudying, mythologies and
whatnot were all interconnectedwhen I first started this
journey.
I just what where my muse tookme, so to speak, what I was
interested in studying and andwhatnot, you know, I I've went
(10:20):
to in different directions.
At one point I was studyingSumerian, at one point I've been
studying the Nordic, at onepoint I've been studying the
Celtic and whatnot.
I've been studying the ancientEgyptian and the Japanese and
Hindu and Vedism, which thattradition I also grew up in,
Buddhism, etc., that's going onthere with it.
I've studied some Rosicrucianand some Freemason related
(10:42):
stuff, or some Kabbalah-relatedstuff, or what's going on there.
The Hermetic tradition, a lot ofstuff that's been going on with
it, but they all areinterconnected in some form or
another.
Some of it is barely anything,but some of it is a lot that's
connected to it.
And this is why I'm doing it.
(11:06):
It's what I'm passionate about,it's what I like, it's what I
enjoy doing, and I also see thedeeper meaning behind it.
You know, what what thesestories are trying to tell, at
least at least in part.
I'm not saying I understandeverything because I wasn't the
one that wrote them.
But I see a lot of what isthere, and they've changed my
(11:27):
life in terms of me wantinglearning how to be a better
person and how to take the partsof these things that really
resonate deeply with me and makeit so that way, you know, I try
to do better for myself and dobetter for the world around me.
Uh that's going on with it too.
(11:48):
You know, I don't have anycontrol over what other people
do.
I can try to influence them likeI'm doing now by putting these
videos out and doing thesepodcasts and showing up on other
people's podcasts and whatnot,and trying to make the world a
better place with what resourcesI have.
But that's all I can do.
I only have control over my mydirect actions and whatnot, just
(12:09):
like everybody else does.
And, you know, I want to make itso that way my heart, my
conscience is as light as afeather, which is why I have
that behind me all the time as areminder to as a daily reminder
to make it so that way that's acase for what I want from it.
I view it as one of the mostpowerful images that I've ever
come across in terms of what itrepresents.
(12:33):
So, anyway, this is what I'vebeen working on.
I intend to make it so that waythe next video that's out will
be the revelation of who Isiswas and the stories that are
associated with that in terms ofthe goddess that Tacitus was
referring to, you know, theGermanic slash Nordic goddess.
(12:54):
And that'll also help us interms of understanding more of
the Grail later on.
And you could even decide lateron that you want to watch all
the videos, or you can justchoose the particular variants
that you want.
Maybe you're only interested inthe Arthurian tradition, maybe
you're only interested in theNordic tradition, or the Celtic
tradition, or the Sumerian, orwhatever.
I'm going to be touching on allthese various different ones.
(13:18):
But they're all interlinked,they all go together and they
all form a much more completepicture when you do all of it.
And so you can choose to do whatyou want to do with it, of
course.
That's the whole point ofanything.
Just free will choice that weall have to have for what's
going on there.
(13:38):
But you will be missing stuff ifyou don't go and do all of them.
I don't expect anybody to gothrough everything that I put
out.
It's quite frankly too much formost people.
But for anybody who wants tohave as much of the story as I
have been able to uncover, staytuned for what's going on.
(13:59):
And I thank you all for those ofyou that have supported me, you
know, with either a like or asubscription or even making it
so that way they've donated tome in terms of buying me books
and whatnot.
You know, I have a couple herethat people have purchased from
me from my Amazon wish list andand whatnot that helped me
(14:22):
continue to do these studies anddo the these videos and that
kind of stuff, which I'meternally grateful for on that
front.
And then I even have some peoplethat send me money in terms of
buy me coffee or whatever thiscase the case is.
So thank you to all of you thathave done that.
I really appreciate that.
(14:44):
You guys I hope you're enjoyingfor those of the are listening
to this what's going on, andI'll see you all in the next one
for those who want to continueon this journey together and
whatnot.
Thank you.
Hello everyone and welcome back to Braille
Sciences.
My name is Nathaniel Huitmacher,and I am the host.
Today we're going to be doingsomething a little different.
I'm just kind of giving anupdate on what I'm working on
behind the scenes in terms of myresearch.
Just making it so that way I'mkeeping you all informed.
You guys have probably alreadyseen that I'm doing things that
are seemingly not to do with theGrail directly.
(00:24):
Like some stuff with theSumerian and myth, I even hosted
a little bit on the Egyptian,and of course I'm going to be
doing stuff with the Nordic hereat some point soon for a
follow-up on that video ofHacitus and Thurmania and the
goddess of Isis and what hemeans by that.
Now the reason why I'm doing allthis is because there are
(00:46):
multiple different elements tothe Grail lore and tradition
that's going on here, and theyall kind of coalesce into
various different parts for thatand whatnot.
We have talked about briefly inone of my videos is the grail is
not what you think.
And you've been lied to aboutit, basically, is that you know,
(01:10):
you have graal, which is thescience of ancient Sumerian
stuff with it, which I'mstarting to build up there for
what's happening.
The grail is also associatedwith life and death and
resurrection and things of thisparticular nature that are going
on there for it.
Hence the three videos that Idid in the Sumerian tradition
(01:30):
with the living resurrectionidea that's going on there, with
Inanna going into the underworldand then coming back, and then
Demuzid, and then of courseGogomesh's search for
immortality and whatnot, alsoknown as the epic of Gugamesh.
So I'm doing this becausethere's all these elements are
going to come back and play intoone another for what's happening
there.
Isis, the the goddess of theEgyptian, she's for the
(01:54):
Egyptians, she's associated withthat.
She has a mystery cult that'sassociated with her and Osiris
specifically.
That's going on there with it,of course, too.
That had to do with the livingresurrection notion of things or
what's happening there with it.
So, you know, the grail incertain stories gives eternal
life and whatnot.
This is a spiritualunderstanding, not a literal
(02:14):
understanding of eternal life.
And but it can also take lifeaway.
That's the question thatMarcival has to answer, uh ask
and whatnot.
Who does the grail serve and andwhatnot?
So I'm looking at these thingsor what's happening there.
They're going to be broken upinto different seasons and
whatnot, they'll be by playlist.
(02:35):
But everything that I'm doing isstill directly related or
indirectly related to the Grailtradition in some form or
another.
And this would become more andmore apparent as we go through
the various different episodes.
So that's kind of one of thethings that I'm I'm working on
there with the I don't want togive away what's happening on
(02:56):
terms of the uh Nordic side ofthings or what's going on there,
but that particular goddess thatwe're going to be looking at
fulfills the same role as Isis,and Isis is the same role
fulfiller that is going on withit in terms of Inana as well.
So all of this is kind ofplaying out on that same level
for what's happening there.
(03:18):
With it, you're going to havethe same thing for the Gaelic
and Celtic traditions that arecoming out of it, too.
They have their own goddess thatfulfills the same general role
and that kind of thing for it.
And this is intimately linked tothe Grail tradition and the
Grail mythology and romance andlore for what's going on there.
And what happens is that there'sanother component that I've been
(03:43):
researching pretty in in-depthhere now.
You could call it the Grailfamily, I guess you could say.
Potentially the hidden secretbloodline, you know, that was
popularized by the Da VinciCode.
And even going back to HolyBlood, Holy Grail and whatnot
(04:06):
earlier with that particularbook, which is where the Da
Vinci Code took its its ideasfrom is from that particular
book and whatnot.
And that it traces people backfrom modern era all the way back
to the Merovingian bloodline ofthe of the what we would become
(04:29):
the Franks, France, modern dayFrance.
And you know, descendants ofJesus Christ and and that kind
of stuff is what's going onthere.
Which you have to know about theDespani or however you pronounce
that, meaning the people whoclaim that they are living
descendants during his era, allthe way up to the Council of
(04:51):
Nicaea, and and that kind ofthing with it.
So I've been looking into thatparticular element to see how
much truth there is to it, howmuch there isn't any truth to
it, what the connections are.
Can we go back before theMerovingian and their claims to
it?
(05:12):
The Priory of Scion, you know,what's going on with that.
Is there any aspect to that thathas any excuse me, truth to it
that's on there with it?
So this is stuff that I'mlooking into.
This is what I'm deep divingbecause this is another element
of all this.
And this is kind of the the youknow general update for what's
(05:35):
going on there with it.
You have many people that haveclaimed other things that are
going on there with it.
You have like the Uvungerdynasty that that they have
certain claims that they're fromthese uh group of people also
known as the Wolflings, aka theYinglings that are there with
it.
These are the same people whoeventually uh conquered England
(05:59):
underneath 1066 underneathWilliam the Conqueror.
Uh, you get some of theirbloodlines that are thrown in
there and whatnot that they uhclaimed you know direct
descendancy from these otherelements that are going on there
with it.
You can have both of the casesof it where you can trace it
(06:19):
back to to Troy, supposedly, iswhat they claim for it.
You get the story of Brutusthat's there with it.
You have another element of thisthat's Egyptian, where you have
Scota and Gaithelios, where theyleave Egypt and they go to
(06:39):
Ireland and that kind of stuffwith it.
So that's where some of theCeltic influence that comes in
with it, but there's also aconnection to Egypt that's there
now now, too.
You also have the hyksos thatare there for what's going on
with it, which all theseelements are coming into play
for, as I mentioned before.
And so I'm trying to really makesure that I'm not just pulling
(07:01):
from one understanding of thegrail or one tradition of the
grail or looking at it throughthe lens that we've all been
trained to look at it, which isjust through certain connections
that there are with it.
I'm trying to pull from everythread that I can perceive and
try to really, really deep diveall the various different angles
that there are to it and come toa full understanding of what
(07:26):
these stories are, why they'reso important, why we still talk
about them all this time lateron and whatnot, how it impacts
our world uh to this day, how wecan still use these particular
things with it for what's goingon there with it.
It doesn't matter which mythicstorytelling that there is, the
reason why these stories existedfor thousands of years and we're
(07:48):
still telling them, or some ofthem only hundreds of years, is
because of it's deeper than thanthat.
They represent truths that haveto do with us and our inner
landscape and our inner worldand how we can use that to
interact with the outer worldand all these other things.
It doesn't mean they don't alsorepresent other external forces
in nature or these otherarchetypal things or whatever,
(08:10):
and that there aren't historicalaspects to this or whatever.
There's that component as well.
But some of these other elementsgo much deeper, and that's the
reason why these stories last solong, uh, and that they they
just talk so take so long tounderstand because it's about
your own grail quest and yourown grail journey and whatnot,
(08:34):
and then you can become you knowthe the guardian of the grail
yourself if you want to, orTemplar, perhaps, or even a
knight or a dame, or whateveryou want to uh do that.
Uh, I don't really care whatyour motivation is for it.
The whole point is that eventoday we say the holy grail is
like that's the holy grail ofwhatever field it is, like it's
the ultimate goal to achieve.
(08:57):
And and that that's what'sthat's what it is.
It is the ultimate goal becauseit's about finding out who we
are, what we want out of life,how to make a world a better
place, and that kind of stuff.
Hence the question (09:12):
who does the grail serve?
Are you using its properties?
Are you using your life force?
Are you using your stuff forgood, for evil?
Are you doing it for chaos?
Are you doing it, you know, forputting things in order?
Are you making it so that wayyou're doing things that are
(09:33):
proper nature for your heart andwhatnot and your conscience?
Or are you going against that?
So that's how all this playsout, too, on another level, in
terms of the mythic aspects ofall this.
So this is what I've beenworking on.
This is what I've been studyingin some capacity or another my
entire adult life, basically.
(09:55):
I didn't know that all thesevarious different histories,
esoteric knowledge that I wasstudying, mythologies and
whatnot were all interconnectedwhen I first started this
journey.
I just what where my muse tookme, so to speak, what I was
interested in studying and andwhatnot, you know, I I've went
(10:20):
to in different directions.
At one point I was studyingSumerian, at one point I've been
studying the Nordic, at onepoint I've been studying the
Celtic and whatnot.
I've been studying the ancientEgyptian and the Japanese and
Hindu and Vedism, which thattradition I also grew up in,
Buddhism, etc., that's going onthere with it.
I've studied some Rosicrucianand some Freemason related
(10:42):
stuff, or some Kabbalah-relatedstuff, or what's going on there.
The Hermetic tradition, a lot ofstuff that's been going on with
it, but they all areinterconnected in some form or
another.
Some of it is barely anything,but some of it is a lot that's
connected to it.
And this is why I'm doing it.
(11:06):
It's what I'm passionate about,it's what I like, it's what I
enjoy doing, and I also see thedeeper meaning behind it.
You know, what what thesestories are trying to tell, at
least at least in part.
I'm not saying I understandeverything because I wasn't the
one that wrote them.
But I see a lot of what isthere, and they've changed my
(11:27):
life in terms of me wantinglearning how to be a better
person and how to take the partsof these things that really
resonate deeply with me and makeit so that way, you know, I try
to do better for myself and dobetter for the world around me.
Uh that's going on with it too.
(11:48):
You know, I don't have anycontrol over what other people
do.
I can try to influence them likeI'm doing now by putting these
videos out and doing thesepodcasts and showing up on other
people's podcasts and whatnot,and trying to make the world a
better place with what resourcesI have.
But that's all I can do.
I only have control over my mydirect actions and whatnot, just
(12:09):
like everybody else does.
And, you know, I want to make itso that way my heart, my
conscience is as light as afeather, which is why I have
that behind me all the time as areminder to as a daily reminder
to make it so that way that's acase for what I want from it.
I view it as one of the mostpowerful images that I've ever
come across in terms of what itrepresents.
(12:33):
So, anyway, this is what I'vebeen working on.
I intend to make it so that waythe next video that's out will
be the revelation of who Isiswas and the stories that are
associated with that in terms ofthe goddess that Tacitus was
referring to, you know, theGermanic slash Nordic goddess.
(12:54):
And that'll also help us interms of understanding more of
the Grail later on.
And you could even decide lateron that you want to watch all
the videos, or you can justchoose the particular variants
that you want.
Maybe you're only interested inthe Arthurian tradition, maybe
you're only interested in theNordic tradition, or the Celtic
tradition, or the Sumerian, orwhatever.
I'm going to be touching on allthese various different ones.
(13:18):
But they're all interlinked,they all go together and they
all form a much more completepicture when you do all of it.
And so you can choose to do whatyou want to do with it, of
course.
That's the whole point ofanything.
Just free will choice that weall have to have for what's
going on there.
(13:38):
But you will be missing stuff ifyou don't go and do all of them.
I don't expect anybody to gothrough everything that I put
out.
It's quite frankly too much formost people.
But for anybody who wants tohave as much of the story as I
have been able to uncover, staytuned for what's going on.
(13:59):
And I thank you all for those ofyou that have supported me, you
know, with either a like or asubscription or even making it
so that way they've donated tome in terms of buying me books
and whatnot.
You know, I have a couple herethat people have purchased from
me from my Amazon wish list andand whatnot that helped me
(14:22):
continue to do these studies anddo the these videos and that
kind of stuff, which I'meternally grateful for on that
front.
And then I even have some peoplethat send me money in terms of
buy me coffee or whatever thiscase the case is.
So thank you to all of you thathave done that.
I really appreciate that.
(14:44):
You guys I hope you're enjoyingfor those of the are listening
to this what's going on, andI'll see you all in the next one
for those who want to continueon this journey together and
whatnot.
Thank you.
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