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Left: "Visionary of the New Aeon," one of the new paintings by Olivia Robertson
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Welcome to the Fellowship of Isis Central Blog! The Fellowship of Isis is an international organization dedicated to furthering awareness of the Goddess. Information presented here about the Fellowship of Isis (announcements, policies, liturgy and the branches of study in the FOI) is provided directly to us by FOI Co-Founder Olivia Robertson, Temple of Isis, Clonegal Castle, Ireland.

I have just completed and published a complete overhaul of the Noble Order of Tara section on Fellowship of Isis Central, including new Coursework Guidelines for the NOT, which is based on "Tara and Lugh: Ordeal of the Danaan Treasures". 
Dame Chancellor: (raises wand) I invoke the Goddess Tara. Beautiful Tara, in whose waving hair many-coloured flowers gleam, Whose robe is the ocean, Whose seat is the rock of destiny, Goddess of this earth, bless our ceremony. All nature is Your robe of green and gold. Our intent is the protection and preservation of Nature. ‘Pro Dea et Natura’ is our will. As ‘an bhean O Tara’.*
(*) From the Noble Order of Tara ritual, "Tara and Lugh: The Ordeal of the Danaan Treasures" from the FOI Liturgy booklet "Gaea: Initiations of the Earth."
The Credo of the Fellowship of IsisOlivia writes: "Often religious acts can be too serious. So the Credo is used to uplift the Spirits!"
Be still in the light, your spirit will find accord with Isis of the Stars and Rainbow Wings.
We grow from the Earth
And we share Her fruits.
We fly with bright wings
And we reach the stars.
We are Immortal with all that is.
Evoe, Isis!
Copyright © Art and Text The Circle of Isis Advisory Board.
Olivia has attended the annual FOI Convocation at Isis Oasis in Geyserville, California for some time now. Every year Olivia conducts ordinations, dedications, consecrations and other rituals. There are many members who may not have the opportunity to witness rites conducted by Olivia. The rites may follow a certain general pattern or structure, but there is a lot of spontaneity. No two rites are ever done exactly the same way twice. Olivia has said many times the liturgy must be "living" and not just read out of a book.