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Lignum Nephriticum

• bifrost 5y ago
  I was half expecting this to be a "ligma" variant.
• thih9 5y ago
  An expensive cup, given to royalty, changes the color of the water and has healing properties; reminds me of the holy grail. Is there any connection to the legend?
  • Archelaos 5y ago
    Certainly not to the usual sources of the grail legends, because they are from the High Middle Ages. Later, well, your very own comment creates a connection.
  • Igelau 5y ago
    Clearly, (Mormon) Jesus brought the real grail to the Nephites.
• esrh 5y ago
  I'd very much like to see a video
• mkmk 5y ago
  There seem to be many photos of Palo Azul online, a fluorescent tea made from bark. https://palo-azul.com/en/blogs/palo-azul-blogs/why-is-palo-azul-blue-fluorescent https://palo-azul.com/en/blogs/palo-azul-blogs/why-is-palo-a... has some interesting photos. Is this the same thing as Lignum Nephriticum?
  • buescher 5y ago
    The article you link says so. I wonder if this stuff will lase.
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