Once upon a time at GrailHeart, where seekers came to pursue wisdom and courage, a new fear settled over the community. News had arrived that a powerful figure had risen to rule the kingdom beyond the cathedral’s walls. Rumors circulated of swift changes, harsh laws, and unforeseen challenges. Although none of these changes had yet...Read More

One of our wanderers in residence — Balinor Lyre — is a sage of both alchemy and music. Balinor initially pursued the path of an academic scholar. But, one day, Balinor experienced a cataclysmic psychic event (that’s all he’ll say about it — with a twinkle in his eye and an enigmatic smile). This ‘event’...Read More

The sun hung low in the sky as Aric and Lyra sat on a weathered stone bench in a courtyard of GrailHeart. “The air floated in the coolness of the fading day, while Aric’s heart sank, heavy with quiet frustration.” “I don’t know if I can keep doing this,” Aric confessed, his voice low. “No...Read More

A guest post by GrailHeart Wanderer in Residence Luca di Benedetto There are some days when the world feels like it’s pressing down on you, like it’s all just too much. The kind of day when the questions and doubts pile up faster than you can shove them away. I used to spend those days...Read More

Space-time is doomed! So says David Gross, Nobel Laureate in Theoretical Physics. And he has plenty of company in the physics community. He doesn’t mean that space-time itself is doomed, but that our concept of it has to go. Here’s why… Theoretical physics — concerned with the basics of how the Cosmos works — is roughly...Read More

The Book of the Order of Chivalry (c. 1275), was written by Ramon Llull (1232–1315), a polymath and Christian mystic from Majorca. Llull thought that knights should be chosen, trained, and ordained like priests. Llull’s book became a handbook of chivalry throughout much of Europe. Being a Christian mystic, of course he writes about Chivalry...Read More

The Book of the Order of Chivalry (c. 1275), was written by Ramon Llull (1232–1315), a polymath and Christian mystic from Majorca. Llull thought that knights should be chosen, trained, and ordained like priests. Llull’s book became a handbook of chivalry throughout much of Europe. Being a Christian mystic, of course he writes about Chivalry...Read More

The Book of the Order of Chivalry (c. 1275), was written by Ramon Llull (1232–1315), a polymath and Christian mystic from Majorca. Llull thought that knights should be chosen, trained, and ordained like priests. Llull’s book became a handbook of chivalry throughout much of Europe. Being a Christian mystic, of course he writes about Chivalry...Read More

The Book of the Order of Chivalry (c. 1275), was written by Ramon Llull (1232–1315), a polymath and Christian mystic from Majorca. Llull thought that knights should be chosen, trained, and ordained like priests. Llull’s book became a handbook of chivalry throughout much of Europe. Being a Christian mystic, of course he writes about Chivalry...Read More

The Book of the Order of Chivalry (c. 1275), was written by Ramon Llull (1232–1315), a polymath and Christian mystic from Majorca. Llull thought that knights should be chosen, trained, and ordained like priests. Llull’s book became a handbook of chivalry throughout much of Europe. Being a Christian mystic, of course he writes about Chivalry...Read More