A groundbreaking book reveals the historical truth behind the Da Vinci Code and the sacred geometry of the Holy Grail, which is to be found in Valencia Cathedral. Franco-Spanish researcher Joan Sendat has revealed new secrets about the Holy Grail and the true history of the Royal Blood, challenging the interpretation popularised by the Da Vinci Code. Aeronautical engineer and expert in symbology, member of international scientific commissions, Sendat, based in Valencia, has devoted years of historical and scientific research on the concept of the Holy Grail and also to unravel hitherto unknown aspects of this mysterious relic, guarded in the Cathedral of Valencia.

Through a rigorous analysis based on sacred geometry and backed by measurements from 3D scanning by the Polytechnic University of Valencia, Sendat has identified hidden symbolic patterns of medieval scholars, which were incorporated into the design of the Holy Chalice. In his work, ‘The Geometric Code of the Holy Grail’, the author argues that the Grail has been not only a powerful spiritual symbol, but also a transmitter of secret messages that connected the royal courts of Europe, especially those of Navarre-Aragon and Champagne, over the centuries.

One of Sendat’s most remarkable discoveries is the integration of ancient theosophies, including Jewish mystical Kabbalah, into the reliquary of the Holy Chalice. This, together with theology and alchemy, formed a single stream of thought during medieval times, an approach that differs from the modern view that separates these disciplines. This perspective allows the Grail to be seen in a new light, much deeper than traditional interpretations.

In his study, Sendat accurately reproduces the complex geometric design of the central border of the Holy Chalice of Valencia, revealing the reason for its conception and its message. The researcher argues that these ancient symbols are still alive today; presenting a meaning and relevance that transcends contemporary academic approaches.

Sendat’s research not only provides an innovative view of the Holy Grail, but also explores its connection to the geometry of the universe and the physiology of the human being. The author suggests that this mysterious object is a representation of the cultural and historical interconnectedness between European nations, sacred places, reflected through the occult symbols that have endured for centuries. It supports and is part of the Holy Grail Trail project as a Cultural Itinerary, Knowledge Trail and Peace Trail before the Council of Europe.

This pioneering work, which combines a precise geometrical analysis and a profound symbolic approach, promises to awaken renewed interest in Holy Grail research and in the hidden messages that have gone unnoticed. Beyond its historical importance, Joan Sendat raises a call for the awakening of conscience and spirit in each individual, suggesting that the Holy Grail holds a timeless message for the renewal of society and the construction of a better world.

Report by ‘24/7 Valencia’ team

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