Question about Ra and the Law of One

I was reading from the website lawofone about service to others. The following quote attributed to Ra puzzles me and I am hoping that someone can give me clarification:


"We encourage the conscious strengthening of those invisible ribbands which fly from the wrists of those who go forward to seek what you may call the Grail. All is well, my friends. We leave you in hopes that each may find true colors to fly in that great metaphysical quest and urge each to urge each other in love, praise, and thanksgiving."

I am especially curious about the Grail.

Thank you for any insight you can provide.
Jenny

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The "grail" is likely a metaphoric reference for "ultimate truth". The term may likewise represent the qualities of true attainment and surrender, ultimate freedom from suffering, and eternal bliss.

Generally speaking the grail is a spiritual destination and note how Ra casually makes reference because in fact the grail is a bit of an illusion, a bit of a mystery, and no doubt; somewhat unattainable in a single passing or incarnation. But then again where is the charm without the journey?