Background
Born at Street Mary"s Hospital in London, Olivia Robertson was descended from the theologian Richard Graves, a cousin of the author Robert Graves, and was a grandchild of Thomas Herbert Robertson.
(Written and illustrated by Olivia Robertson, co-founder o...)
Written and illustrated by Olivia Robertson, co-founder of the Fellowship of Isis, this book is her personal account of how each aspect of the Fellowship of Isis came into being as she experienced it. An original Oracle of the Goddess and illustration begins each of the nine chapters, which include: 1) Foundation: The Throne of Isis, 2) Return of the Priestess, 3) The College of Isis Revived, 4) Spirals of Light, 5) Dana's Land of Immortality, 6) Ladies and Knights of the Green Earth, 7) The Goddess Has New Helpers, 8) Isis Prophetis, 9) The Muses Symposium. FOI Foundation Center authorized publication.
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(The Ordination ritual of the Fellowship of Isis. From the...)
The Ordination ritual of the Fellowship of Isis. From the Introduction: "The seed of Divinity lies within all beings. Consciousness of this truth brings willing participation in the Divine Plan. It is to become son and daughter of the Deity whose work one undertakes, rather than an unconscious tool serving through faith and hope. Every human being is potentially of the Priesthood. Conscious acceptance of this, and willingness to serve the cause of Deity makes your active Priest and Priestess. . .Yet what does the Priestess rule? Not men, nor races. She rules the striving elements of her own being, and through understanding the law of transmutation, creates harmony of mind, heart and body. So may she teach others that which she can do herself." FOI Foundation Center authorized publication.
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From the back cover: "In this book, Olivia Robertson, co-founder of the Fellowship of Isis, vividly describes her adventures in the occult and mystical fields. She worked for many years with groups in South Ireland and London, and specialized in guided meditations. First published in 1975, this is an original account that begins with the experiments of a few friends and develops into a variety of experiences involving artists, musicians, dancers, craftsmen and writers, inspired by the divinity within Nature Herself. The Call of Isis is divided into three sections: 'The Temple of the Moon' explores psychic development and the control of emotions ; 'The Temple of the Sun' introduces using vital force for healing and creativity, and 'The Temple of the Stars' deals with mystical experiences and the safe development of cosmic consciousness." (Original 1975 edition, with illustrations added by the author.) FOI Foundation Center authorized publication.
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Born at Street Mary"s Hospital in London, Olivia Robertson was descended from the theologian Richard Graves, a cousin of the author Robert Graves, and was a grandchild of Thomas Herbert Robertson.
From 1938 Robertson was educated at Heathfield School, Ascot and the Grosvenor School of Modern Artist She studied at University College Dublin in 1942, and then worked at Dublin Corporation until 1946.
Following the outbreak of World World War II, although a pacifist she served as a V.A.D. nurse in Bedfordshire in 1940. In 1946 she published her first book, Saint Malachy"s Court. Her book The Dublin Phoenix (1956) sold out on its first day.
In 1963 she formed the Huntington Castle Centre for Meditation and Study with them.
On 30 April 1988 she appeared as a guest on After Dark, a British late night live discussion programme broadcast on Channel 4. In August 1993 Robertson was invited to attend the World Parliament of Religions in Chicago.
Breakfasting there with His Holiness the Dalai Lama remained one of the high points of her life. A film of her life, Olivia: Priestess of Isis, was released on Digital Video Disc in 2011.
Robertson died in Wexford on 14 November 2013.
An obituary was written in The Telegraph.
(Written and illustrated by Olivia Robertson, co-founder o...)
(From the back cover: "In this book, Olivia Robertson, co-...)
(The Ordination ritual of the Fellowship of Isis. From the...)