In this meditation we will draw on mythology, Jungian Psychology, the works of Joseph Campbell and Robert A. Johnson, and the tenets of ACIM to anchor our awareness in the I AM presence, which is our essential nature. Or, in the classic Jungian sense, we will be moving from ego to Self; re-membering or re-establishing realization of our Higher Self by surrendering ego-needs.
The Grail is primarily a medieval symbol of spirituality, divine grace and enlightenment, both a path (the quest to attain it) and the state of being it delivers (enlightenment). The Grail, considered one of the vessels used by Jesus Christ at the supper before his death, also comes to us in part from pre-Christian, Greco-Roman and Celtic traditions in the forms of the Horn of Plenty or the Life Restoring Magickal Cauldron. It represents not only Christ consciousness but also Buddha-mind, self-realization, the Divine Feminine, and is a symbol of the restorative powers of the Primeval Goddess.