Sunday, December 19, 2010

FOI on MySpace

Fellowship of Isis Homepage Archive Blog on MySpace is maintained by the Fellowship of Isis Homepage Archive for the purpose of sharing FOI-related information, updates to the FOI Home Page, and announcements from the FOI Foundation Center.

Thursday, December 16, 2010

Another Goddess Festival With Lady Olivia

Interview With Lady Olivia

Gathering of the Children of the Rainbow Pt.1

More from "The Lady Olivia Robertson Story"

more from the movie by Ian Sklarsky...

Video clip from "The Olivia Robertson Story"

In this brief clip,  you can see Lady Olivia, Jim Nerstheimer, Joan Forest Mage, and shots of Deena's house!

Olivia and Derry: Film Clip

Here is a link to a YouTube video that is a clip from The Occult Experience.

Sunday, December 12, 2010

Iseum of the Nubian Moon

Iseum of the Nubian Moon is run by FOI priestess Rev. Anniitra Ravenmoon.






Iseum of the Lady of Mystery

he Iseum of the Lady of Mystery is dedicated to bringing the healing power of the Goddess to those who seek it.

Read their Blog.

Saturday, December 04, 2010

New Adepti

From The Iseum of Hekate, Phosphorus, Soteira & Psychopompus Hermeneus…

Dorn Simon-Sinnott would like to proudly announce two new adepts in The Spiral of the Adepti in The Fellowship of Isis... DONNA (ARIANRHOD) SWINDELLS and DYZAN KAIN were consecrated on 23RD September 2010

Nine New Hierophants


Nine new Hierophants from the Isis of Philae Lyceum in Florida, consecrated by Deborah Merwin on October 3, 2010.

John Michael Capaldi


FOI member John Michael Capaldi has a website and a blog. He is seen here with lady Olivia Rlobertson and Stephanie Campbell, titled "Lady Olivia and The Arcadians."

THE GOSPEL: The Good News According to Josephus


THE GOSPEL: The Good News According to Josephus / by FOI member C. G. Weiss, c2010.


New book presents legend and history simultaneously in an intriguing retelling.

In ancient times a “gospel” was part allegory, part aretology – a song of praise, usually to an emperor, after a military victory. Author C.G. Weiss melds together both legend and history in rendering the fascinating story of THE GOSPEL: The Good News According to Josephus.

It takes place in the year 95 C.E. (A.D.). Flavia Sabena -- a cousin to Emperor Domitian – holds a dinner party at her home on the last night of the Festival of Saturnalia. The hostess has invited eminent Jewish-Roman historian Flavius Josephus, as guest of honor, to give readings from his works while they wait up all night in their annual solar vigil celebrating the mid-Winter Solstice.

The GOSPEL narrative consists chiefly of Josephus’ monologue as speaker – shared with the younger Josephus in flashback, and interrupted at points by his fellow guests. Josephus’ account of his exploits in the Jewish War with Rome (66-70 C.E.) presents a re-telling from classical histories, -- primarily writings of Flavius Josephus: Antiquities, Wars and Life.

In the story being recounted, the “Good News” heralded Vespasian, the Roman emperor whose forces defeated the religious fanatics who led -- or forced -- the Jews to revolt against Rome. But resonating through the story is a silent theme of a New World coming – one that will be rather more than less Jewish as Romans begin to adopt the “manners” of the Jews. It is one that would replace the Roman pagan world. In the setting of the story, the building blocks of the coming culture lay scattered about, but with different significance attached.

Josephus’ Life and Wars, the official account of the Jewish War, together complete a puzzle that shimmers through the outline of The GOSPEL, which the reader is allowed to interpret. Inserts into Josephus’ narrative from other, mostly classical, sources provide a fuller depiction of the times. And Tacitus and Suetonius are guests at Flavia Sabena’s party and speak for themselves.

For more information and a compelling read, log onto Xlibris.com, for The GOSPEL.

C.G. Weiss

THE GOSPEL * by C.G. Weiss
The Good News According To Josephus
Publication Date: June 10, 2010
Trade Paperback; $19.99; 275 pages; 978-1-4500-2785-4
Trade Hardback; $29.99; 275 pages; 978-1-4500-2786-1
eBook; $9.99; 978-1-4500-2787-8

Wednesday, December 01, 2010

White Bird of Isis

Rev. Gayle Mack is an FOI priestess in Georgia. Her lyceum is called The White Bird of Isis.

Gayle is an oracle as well as a healer. You can contaact Gayle Mack, NMD, DBE,BCBS at bodynature@bellsouth.net

Body & Nature: A Transformation Wellness Center, 4319 South Lee St., Suite 200, Buford, GA 30518 678-482-1878 Office 678-546-9414 Fax

Gayle makes use of a very effective system of healing called Matrix Energetics.