me too

Tis but a scratch. Your arm is off! I've had worse..

True, still is it much worse of what we have now in some countries?

“ True executive power is given from the masses not some aquatic ceremony “ “ Some watery tart threw me sword and I started calling myself king , they would have put me away .” 😂😂😂😂

It WAS temporary solution as it can be seen. Watery tart only borrowed it and it was returned. In some variations it was Uther who was given Excalibur and he struck it in stone as well. Then Arthur took it.

Gawaine fought the Green Knight I believe. Perceval was the one who returned the sword to the Lady of Lake.

@@zr9266 Well, it was _really_ Bedivere..........according to Mallory.

@@Caambrinus I'll have to read it again. I think last time was 96/97?

​@@Caambrinus it was beldivere..gawain died in battle even percival

Oh shut up. What nonsense.

@@ilovenitnat Say that in Sept 2028 and in the Spring of 2033. I saw the Russian invasion months before it happened...and I have had visions of the Apocalypse since the 60s...its cause-the Fall of Man...he hath lost his intuition and ability to be honest with himself and his brothers...for his spiritual ears and eyes are closed. Thus...he walks proudly over the precipice... into the abyss...

Don't freak me out 😭

LMAOO

Creepy

You must bargain with the fae. Taking something as a gift from them leaves you at undefined debt to them. I wonder did Uther truly know what kind of deal he made? At least Parcival returning the blade ends the contract.

The real Arthur ruled in a higher plane...the lowest one above the earth. He fell due to his excessive pride...and so the other 12 Knights prayed for help...as his task was unique to him. This is when the highest King in Creation answered the call of mankind...his name was Parsifal. He is at the same time the Holy Spirit and Will of the Almighty. A Part of Him came all the way down to help the lower parts of creation which were suffering from Arthur's fall, and the general demise of the human spirits in these lower planes. Parsifal's coming is synonymous with a cleansing of the lower planes...the decay that is referred to in this film, and then a New King...for a New Kingdom...in the 1000 Years Kingdom....after men have been resurrected. This is a time when the best of earthmen can reincarnate a no of times to end their cycle in the temporal world, and as mature spirits, return to their goal...Paradise and eternal life. Before then...all that has been sown must be reaped, and since this is mostly wrong and evil...then we will soon fall into the terrifying events of the prophesied Apocalypse. After this, the earth will be cleansed and renewed to greet the improved human spirits in later incarnations. The Celts were very spiritual, some of them at least, and so some of the events on higher planes were relayed to them...but distorted by those who did not understand fully, or by those who did not wish men to be warned, for the darkness would destroy all men if it could...for there are some who have fallen too low to arise again. I sense there was an Arthurian type King at the time of the late 400s or 500s AD...and he has links to Glaston, some say he is buried there. All around the world peoples lay a claim to him...but he was never earthly. I guess in times of trouble, people like to call for a helper, and the possibility of a King Arthur is comforting...this happened in the Miners Strike too. Ironically, a miner at the time who silently went his own way during the Strike later found that he was to be the new king...as a representative of Parsifal...the rightful heir to all Creation. His time nears...as the karmic storms begin to increase, and once the main ones commence...there will be no holding them back...a time rightly described as Hell on Earth. The real King ...Parsifal is said to look like an angel with flaming eyes...silver and golden armour...and the Judgment Sword of Creation...He is at the same time...the Holy Spirit...and Holy Grail...for He is the Will of the Almighty Himself

Stunning scene in a very sacred place...Glendalough

In Erin!

From the Grail Chalice Irself...Amen

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It is an adaptation and preserves the spirit of the original myth.

Exactly. Early versions of this story consider Excalibur a completely different sword from the "sword in the stone". We're not even sure if Mordred was Arthur's enemy during the Battle of Camlann in the earlier texts! There's a lot of wiggle room for artistic license.

@@lionelsteele007 But there is only one truth. Parsifal is and has been the only King of Creation since its beginning. Later stories of Arthur referred to a King in a lower part of Creation...who fell in his duties...and so had to be replaced...Parsifal came to remedy the situations that related to his fall, and the general Fall of Man in the lower planes, symbolised by Adam and Eve, the White Buffalo Calf Woman Prophecy...and others. Mankind lost connection with the spiritual energies as his earthly brain became over developed...and his conceit in his own abilities multiplied. This led too all of men;s faults and false desires...and now he has a short time to redeem his karma...hence the Grail myth told of the decay of men and the earth...as we were cut off from the source of power...the Grail. All this was fundamentally true...and the coming Apocalypse will see these fetters cast off...as some men through the deepest suffering will liberate themselves...and begin to draw from the source of all power again, when a New Kingdom will be proclaimed, and a spiritual King will be the representative of Parsifal...who reigns supreme in Creation. Wagner perhaps came closest to the names, and Arthur was actually Amfortas...drop the tas...and dont say the m.

"Listen, strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government."

I hope, in my heart of hearts, one day the King will come.

King Chuckie The Inbred.

​@@DesGardius-me7gfMonty Python is so overused... Almost makes me tired of it...

@@DesGardius-me7gf Lets give it a try, the current way sucks.

It is exactly the opposite. In this particular concerto, the soft sound of the piano would be lost under a thick layer of the orchestral tutti and wouldn't be able to break through. I once listened to this piece performed by a pianist and it was a huge disappointment. Here the disturbed balance between solo instrument and orchestra is purely due to the technical shortcomings of the recording. I can assure you that it sounds completely different live.